None taken.
I can see how some see it that way, and it is easy to get that impression. The trouble is that when most people are exposed to Christianity, they see the more rigid and inflexible side of it. I've been do quite a few churches of several different denominations, and I see things that I do not agree with from time to time.
My particular church always encouraged us to think for ourselves. Sure, they preached that we should take scripture to heart and learn from it (and generally not to take all of it literally), but we were also taught that it is natural to question what the Bible tells us, and it is in fact a very human trait to do so. We never had the, "Sit down, shut up, and do what God tells you," attitude, but rather the, "What can we learn from this?" mentality.
In fact, Christianity is often misunderstood in this way. It should not be a blind following. One can still question something and believe in it. That's where the faith comes from. The people who think they know it all simply have no faith, and the ones telling people who do not believe that they are going to hell aren't doing themselves (or their faith) any favors.