I am Christian

Someone did ask a very challenging question. Why does Christianity require a blood sacrifice?

And God has the ability to forgive without blood sacrifice, right?

Why did God have to sacrifice His Son like a lamb? I don't get this whole sacrificial lamb thing. Ancient times many civilizations made blood sacrifices of animals or virgins or the innocent babies and children to conjure spirits. I'm guessing bad spirits

Most consider that barbaric but perhaps Christianity requiring torturous painful blood sacrifice of an innocent man is quite barbaric.

Also, as I have argued in the past, Christianity gives no mechanism for Christians to deal with evil, bad people here and now. Pray for them? Turn the cheek?

Where in the Bible is capital punishment supported?

Christian culture today is one of TOLERANCE. Tolerance is not a virtue in my opinion. Tolerating evil just yields more evil. That's why the west seems like a Babylonian evil civilization. We do not punish the jews who push perversion and filth and degeneracy and sodomy and greed in marketing and in their control of media and publishing and record labels and airwaves and movie production and direction. They've used these things for bad.

Also I cannot stand how Christians worship the jews when Jews hate Christ and lied in court to have Jesus killed in place of a scumbag like Barabbas.

I struggle with all these questions as a Christian and i seek answers and other Christians seem they rather insult me than explain answers.

Christianity is one of procrastination. No justice until the rapture. In the meanwhile, evil goes unpunished and evil is tolerated and Christians merely turn their cheeks like a cuck turning his cheek while his wife is being raped.