I'd fight for Christian people's right to exist but I think in this specific case that the organisation deserves it. Christian welfarist communalism's only end goal is to have enough Christians in the future that can act as a fuel source that support Church's extravagant spending on things like private jets, yachts, mansions and real estate. It's a business in which the businessman sells a false sense of community in return for a 10% tax on their follower's life earnings. And the worst part is that people don't even realise it is a scam perpetrated to loot their hard earned money. I'd oppose any religion that operates this way but Christian charity organizations specifically because it's their only business model.