The bible does have an answer for everything and that answer for the most part is all wrong. The bible is a form of folklore and should be taken as such. (Frankly, I'd prefer to read Shakespeare).

How many Christo-maniacs really subscribe to the Commandment, "Thou Shalt Not Kill", or do they waffle about it as did Augustine, and claim "just wars" and that killing is different from murder in war time? Joe Campbell said that Christianity is a Pacifist Religion supported by "The Sermon on the Mount". Does this reach Christians?

Christia-insanity is the order of the political day in Republican circles shown by Santorum, Romney, both Pauls, Newt, all who claim a moral high ground. Even Obama still pounds the pulpit once in a while.

Young Earth Creationism adds to the cess pool of ignorance that swirls around
minds of these Christo-maniacs who cling to their ideas as flies to fly paper or moths to light bulbs. They spout platitudes without thought, conviction without depth and panaceas without substance.

Jesus was a folkloric figure who preached peace while so many Christians today
justify war, murder (by lethal injection), robbery in the name of capitalism, freedom to ruin other lives with their vitriolic propaganda and the quest for money.

Did these Christians actually study the words of Jesus in the Sermon?

How many Christians today actually have read the bible? So many are ignorant of it.