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I was always forgiving towards my own kids without demanding sacrifice. On several turns, they would apologize for mistakes, but I never demanded sacrifice for it.

Doesn't the christian God not have the same authority as we humans do...? "or"

...Are we (better evolved) than our maker who by christian standards is a "Vampire-Parent" that demands blood B4 forgiveness can be granted...?

It all depends upon which Christian God you are referring to. The basis of Christianity, if I understand correctly being a non-expert barely practicing Christian, is based on the reported words of Christ: Whosoever believes in me, shall not perish, but shall live in the house of the Lord forever.

I am sure there are passages in the Bible the require more than that, but I do not believe the words of Christ himself require anything further.

We need to keep in mind that today's Bible is about a fourth generation translation of oral stories written starting about 30 years or more after the crucifixion of Christ. Additionally, much of the New Testament are the interpretations of the Apostles and Prophets. Furthermore, as the years passed and the Roman Catholic Church assumed greater importance and power, sacrifice was introduced more and more, probably for political and financial motives. Additionally, sacrifice is a fairly standard part of many religions, including Judaism upon which Christianity was largely based and that as the Roman church absorbed non-Christians into itself, the church adopted practices, holidays, and liturgical elements to make the newcomers more likely to accept the authority of the Holy Roman Church.

I personally doubt very much that a true Christian God would require sacrifice or worship.