Christ did die on a stake, not a cross, because in Galatians 3:13 it says that he was hanging from a tree, which is definitely not a cross. Also, in The Acts 5:30, it's stated that that God raised Jesus who the Romans killed by hanging him on a tree, not a cross.
             A Christian must have no part in inter-faith movements.
             I believe that this statement is incomplete. A Christian must have no part in movements that don't believe in the faith, and in inter-faith movements. Second Corinthian 6:14-17 starts off with, "Do not be mismated with the unbelievers." It goes on to tell that believers have nothing in common with unbelievers, so there is no reason to interact with them. Then, in Second Corinthian 11:12-15, it says that Christians should not follow people who say that their mission is on the same terms as that of God, and that they are deceitful workmen, disguising themselves as false apostles.
             Taking blood into body through mouth or vein violates god's law.
             This statement is true, and it is clearly proven in Genesis 9:4 saying, "Only you shall not eat flesh with its life, that is, its blood." Another clear example of why this statement is true is Leviticus 17:14, for it states that the life of every creature is it's blood, and said that all who eats blood shall be cut off. And finally, in The Acts 15:28-29, it says that the Holy Spirit set forth guidelines to follow, which include abstaining from blood.
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