And I mean the whole Bible, from start to finish.
First, the fear factor. Many that are deeply into the Bible are afraid that, if they quit or disagree with it, they are going to suffer forever (destruction or hell). They are also promised a major reward (life on earth forever, or heaven) if they obey. This theme goes right through the Bible, and is picked up in the New Testament. Threat that God will destroy them for questioning him runs through the Jewish Testament--backed up with destruction of those who wanted to live their own lives. Starting with the original scam--God did not want us to have happiness, or he would have left it up to us to decide what is right and what is wrong (and learn from the mistakes we make).
Next, there is the instruction to spread the rubbish through the world. Not only do they have to force people to give up their religious system that may have been working for them, but they destroy any evidence of past gods. This is so no one in the future can resurrect the good religious systems. They corrupt these systems and pillage the corrupt versions, ripping them off and putting them in the Unholy Bible. This is not new to Christianity, but started when Moses was supposed to plunder Israel and destroy Canaan. Achan merely wanted to steal rather than destroy the artifacts--Jehovah was so hot-headed about this because he didn't want anyone to reconstruct the earlier religion and make it work once again.
Next, there are so many stupid rules. The whole books of Exodus, Leviticus, and Numbers are full of stupid rules. They instruct people on how and when to have sex--taking the fun out of it. This is where homophobia originates--you can thank those pigs that ripped off Moses and corrupted the legends, adding these rules to make life a drudgery, for that rubbish. If you broke a rule, you were supposed to feel shame and guilt. Certain foods were off limits for people because of those rules. They also instituted strict rules about a Sabbath, making it difficult to tell if you are "working" during the Sabbath. Sacrifices, which were wasteful, were required. You also had to leave portions of your field for gleaners who were too lazy to plant their own, encouraging others to be lazy so they too can glean from the hard work of others. Being too well off was to be looked down on, because you were supposed to give to those who were too lazy and dishonest to work.
Jesus didn't improve the situation much, though he died trying. What happened soon after was more rules. They had arguments about circumcision, and the sex rules were reinstated (more homophobia). Ultimately, the Christian religion started to resemble the Jewish system except that, instead of individual animal sacrifices, you had Jesus' sacrifice (which is one of the grandest scams on the planet). But, you still are supposed to be self denying--to add to such sacrifice.
Notably, there is the evangelism requirement. Christians are instructed to spread their rubbish through the whole world. They go into countries. When scamming people doesn't work, they start playing hardball. After all, it would be a shame if Hindu survived in its pure form because Christi-SCAM-ity didn't ruin it. People have been murdered, kidnapped, raped, and their countries hijacked when Christi-SCAMs showed up. People practicing witchcraft were burned at the stake, and all their material on the occult and former religions destroyed. At one point, the whole world was plunged in the First Dark Ages--that lasted more than 1,000 years. To this date, censorship from Christi-SCAM-ity continues. Decency laws stem from this. Blasphemy laws persisted until the 1950s--and are still in force in parts of the world today. And it is not letting up--a few years ago, you could find black candles and other Satanic paraphenalia in stores. These days, these items are getting harder to find despite that Satanism has not resulted in the massive suppression of science and truth like Christi-SCAM-ity has.
From the missionaries' perspective, it is even worse. They go to a country they probably don't even like, and waste much time trying to get people to listen. Often, they get run out of the country or persecuted because the natives have learned what a scam their religion is or they see through it as soon as the missionaries speak. They work, often to exhaustion, to get those churches planted. They usually get meager provisions--it is kept that way on purpose so they will continue dependent on the mother church. And the mother church has quotas of church plants--ofen, missionaries are chastised if they fall short. And the Bible itself pressures them to plant those churches, along with the parent church. Any joy is short lived--even when you plant a church, you often feel exploited. Then, you have to maintain the church or people will go right back to their former religion. For this reason, people are usually pressured to throw away any relics of their previous lives--or the missionaries will destroy them.
No, I am no fan of the Quran. But the Bible seems to be even worse. At least the Quran doesn't say that we are all inherently sinful and deserving of hell from the start. And the Quran hasn't started a Dark Ages to the extent that the Bible has.