Christianity and religion often have little to do with the Christ, the anointed of God.

Jesus Christ owned nothing, had no formal education that we know of, and was homeless. Having little to do with politics or earthly affairs, He hung out with common people, including drunks, tax collectors, and prostitutes... a far cry from today' religious leaders.  He said, in many ways, "My kingdom is not of this world". Exposing the religion of his day, he was crucified by it's leaders

A true Christian, by scriptural definition, is one who has, by simple faith been born again and indwelt by the spirit of Christ. One does not become a true Christian by going to meetings, growing up in a religious family, or doing good deeds. One becomes a Christian by believing that Jesus Christ, now the life giving spirit, is not only the "son of God", but God himself.

If His spirit operates in you, He will guide, even nudge, you into good deeds and acts of kindness.