Technically, Christianity sanctions every single one of the same actions listed, has a desert deity, purges and persecutes disagreeing factions, puts out bounties on healthcare practitioners and employees of abortion clinics, has steadfast support for the death penalty (needle or beheading, it's still a death penalty).
The difference is not even slim, it's based on the religious leader and whomever raised the person. Strict belief in anything is fundamentalism, forcing it on others is zealotry.
The US involved itself in regional power grabs in the Middle East since the mid 1940's. If people expect all members of a religion to denounce violence created by a few zealots, I expect lots of apologies from the groups who have remained silent during Christian and Catholic acts of terror.
As one person stated earlier; "put up or shut up". Historically, the only difference between the zealots of these groups is, well, nothing.