Quote from JeremyHmmm, is it valid for them to believe that and still be a christian? I don't see how they could be.
Inb4 xenu.
That doesn't answer the question, Jeremy.
Quote from JeremyHmmm, is it valid for them to believe that and still be a christian? I don't see how they could be.
Inb4 xenu.
Quote from ZedHomosexuality. Held by the Church of England to be an acceptable practise and supported by the passages in the new testament where Jesus says we should love everyone.
Rejected by the Catholics and many of the smaller denominations in Africa and the US who quote from Leviticus (although if my memory serves me correctly there is a passage in Leviticus which says you mustn't wear clothes of more than one type of fabric. Catholics tend to ignore that).
Quote from rawgreenJust another misinterpretation. Go to Corinthians chapter 13(or was it 14?) and read it.
Quote from AshI wonder what Jeremy has to say about the word "misinterpretation" as applied to this. Aren't all interpretations equally valid?
Quote from OGrillaJesus' story doesn't pertain to Gentiles/Goyim. Everyone alive is going to Hell.
Quote from AshThat doesn't answer the question, Jeremy.
Quote from rawgreen
omg, idiot.
Jewish are the chosen people but it refers to everyone having the ability to come to Christ as their savior.
Quote from JeremyThey cant be a christian no, because they don't believe in the basic principles of Christianity that we discussed(Believing Jesus was the son of god, etc.)
Quote from AshSo how exactly is that the basic principle of Chrsitianity if the only basis of choosing what is canon is common sense? The person who thinks Jesus was an alien might say that it is "common sense" that Jesus wasn't a diety, but just an alien who pretended to be a diety, because obviously dieties don't exist.
Quote from JeremyI thought we already established that there are certain things that are probably needed to be considered christian, such as accepting jesus christ as your savior, and admitting he was god and jesus and the holy spirit as the holy trinity. And I never said that choosing what is and what isn't cannon(all of it is technically 'cannon' but some of it was just metaphors and proverbs, etc, I said interpreting what is metaphor and what was reality using common sense.
Quote from AshWho are you to say that you have to think Jesus is the son of God to be a Christian?
Quote from JeremyIs that not the absolute majorities definition of christian?
Why are we talking about aliens? Can you please just make your point?