Yes, that's true, and I do understand the difference. However, much of European history was committed by Christians, simply because of how prevalent the religion was throughout Europe (And still is). And so it kind of rubs me the wrong way when it's all lumped together and pinned on Christians, because it feels like an oversimplification (my apologies I am a massive history nerd). And so yes, Christians committed like, most of the awful things that have happened in the past 500, 1000 years. Christianity has done some shitty things that can be blamed on them, for sure. Conversion therapy, the crusades, the fucking Inquisition, homophobia (literally can be blamed on Christians lmao), and just,,,, a lot of bad things like that. However, just because something was committed by a Christian is not a reason, in my mind, to hold it against the religion? Yeah, White Christians have murdered and raped and destroyed for centuries, but to boil all of the varying influences down to "Well they were Christian, so Christianity and Christians = bad" is an oversimplification and just a bad take, imho. Am I making sense? Or have I simply misunderstood what you were saying?
(also I do want to note that I'm not like,,, shitting on you or your opinions at all!! I simply like to debate and I'm doing my best to be respectful while doing so)