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"It doesn't matter if you do good or bad, because as long as you've accepted the lord Jesus Christ as your savior, you'll be sent to heaven."

This is the main mentality of Christians. They obsess around the idea that they're 'good', when their 'savior' even said that he's no good. Mark 10:18 - New International Version
“Why do you call me good?” Jesus answered. “No one is good—except God alone."

Here's the version of that sentence in the King James Version (somehow people like this one better...?)
And Jesus said unto him, Why callest thou me good? there is none good but one, that is, God.
(Why callest thou me good? Callest thou me good? Callest thou me? Me good?)
I can't make a better sentence than that - http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Mark+10%3A18&version=KJV

Treat it as it is, a joke, and it becomes a better read than trying to decipher Engrish. Engrish, if you didn't know, is when a Japanese person doesn't write English properly, and manages to type something like 'Lord Game' instead of 'Load Game'. I tried to Google Translate a page once, and there I saw one of the Holy Grail of sentences. "The squirrels are roses."

Anyway, this is why they don't kill people, and also why they justify killing people in the name of Jesus. It's a paradox.

If someone does 'bad' by God's definition, some justify killing 'bad' people by the 'right' act of 'doing good'. However, by Christ's definition, that person is still bad.

However, if someone does 'bad' by God's definition, their behavior is also to let them live. Revelation 22:11
NIV - "Let the one who does wrong continue to do wrong; let the vile person continue to be vile; let the one who does right continue to do right; and let the holy person continue to be holy.”
KJV - "He that is unjust, let him be unjust still: and he which is filthy, let him be filthy still: and he that is righteous, let him be righteous still: and he that is holy, let him be holy still."

What you basically get in the end is a bunch of morons. They let bad people live because they think they're doing them a favor, when Jesus said you're all filthy scum anyway, and tells all the 'bad', filthy humans to continue to be 'bad', filthy humans. Therefore, none of them are 'holy', none of them are 'righteous', and none of them are 'unjust'. They're all filthy. "It doesn't matter if you're 'unjust' or 'righteous', as long as you accept me as your savior, you'll be sent to heaven."

Unjust; the act of 'doing bad'
Righteous; the act of 'doing good'

So, what I might as well do is kill a bunch of Christians in the name of Jesus, for nothing I do can make me 'good'. While I'm being 'unjust', the action most Christians will try to do is send me to prison, in order to keep me alive and keep feeding me more than they feed homeless people and give me a roof over my head, but if I die, I'll be sent to heaven, for my acts against humanity was in the name of Jesus, in which he never actually said that killing the 'always bad' humans will NOT get me to heaven, for I did an act of 'good' by killing someone deemed as always 'bad' since Only God Is Good.

How do you like them 'apples', Adam and Steve? Do they do 'good' by letting 'bad' Presidents live? Nope. Do they do 'bad' by letting Presidents they deem 'good' live? Yes, because they always were bad. Paradoxes are fun.

I, on the other hand, 'do neutral'. Bad and good get sent to heaven, but I don't, because I'm neutral, but being neutral is 'bad', so I'm going to be neutral in the name of Jesus, because I'm always bad, and neutral isn't 'good', so neutral must be 'bad'.

I ******** hate you, and before you go and say that 'hate doesn't exist', trust me when I say, "I really ******** hate you." That's 'good' though, because hate is 'bad' and accepting Jesus as your savior lets the hateful go to heaven, like the 'God Hates Fags' people.