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Feb 21 2016 05:37am
Quote (LordSinfriends @ 21 Feb 2016 09:28)
Then evrryone with high standards in moralty should consider himself a christian?


Absolutely :thumbsup:

Quote (Hooo @ 21 Feb 2016 09:32)
"A Christian (About this sound pronunciation ) is a person who adheres to Christianity, an Abrahamic, monotheistic religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. "Christian" derives from the Koine Greek word Christós (Χριστός), a translation of the Biblical Hebrew term mashiach.[4]"
Wikipedia sais something different


It is fundamentalist and old interpretation.
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Feb 21 2016 06:29am
Quote (El Shadday @ Feb 21 2016 12:37pm)
Absolutely :thumbsup:



It is fundamentalist and old interpretation.


May I be a christian while not believing there is ay God?

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#23
Feb 21 2016 06:34am
...the purest definition of a Christian is a person saved by Gods' grace through faith in Jesus .
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Feb 21 2016 06:45am
I'll take that as an outright no
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Feb 21 2016 06:59am
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May I be a christian while not believing there is ay God?


Yes you can.
However the more morally evolved, sublimation will make you feel the existence of God.

The correct definition of Christianity is according to each of the 38,000 Christian religions in the world.
My interpretations are based on the Christian Spiritism.
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Feb 21 2016 07:08am
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Yes you can.
However the more morally evolved, sublimation will make you feel the existence of God.

The correct definition of Christianity is according to each of the 38,000 Christian religions in the world.
My interpretations are based on the Christian Spiritism.


That's a silly syllogism. The more morally evolved you are, the more free you feel to choose whatever you want to believe into. That is what critical ability implies
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Feb 21 2016 07:20am
Quote (LordSinfriends @ 21 Feb 2016 11:08)
That's a silly syllogism. The more morally evolved you are, the more free you feel to choose whatever you want to believe into. That is what critical ability implies


You mean intellectually evolved.
Morality implies directly be extremely benevolent, charitable, etc ...
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#28
Feb 21 2016 07:24am
Quote (El Shadday @ 21 Feb 2016 13:37)
Absolutely :thumbsup:



It is fundamentalist and old interpretation.


What exactly is fundamentalistic and old interpretation of u say a Christian is a person who beliefs in Christian God figures?
Even the name says so.

With that explanation you could be a pizza isn't a slice of baked dough with toppings on top because that's a fundamentalistic old interpretation. That's just pure bollocks to claim.
If we were to go on that level of discussion we might as well go ad hominem.
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Feb 21 2016 07:26am
Quote (Hooo @ 21 Feb 2016 11:24)
What exactly is fundamentalistic and old interpretation of u say a Christian is a person who beliefs in Christian God figures?
Even the name says so.

With that explanation you could be a pizza isn't a slice of baked dough with toppings on top because that's a fundamentalistic old interpretation. That's just pure bollocks to claim.
If we were to go on that level of discussion we might as well go ad hominem.


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My interpretations are based on the Christian Spiritism.
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Feb 21 2016 07:30am
Quote (El Shadday @ 21 Feb 2016 15:26)
The correct definition of Christianity is according to each of the 38,000 Christian religions in the world.
My interpretations are based on the Christian Spiritism.


You don't know what a definition is.
What you mean is how you live your religion. Which has nothing to do with what it is in general: an abramic monotheistic religion
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