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Politics : Should God be replaced?

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To: LLCF who wrote (27578)	10/8/2009 9:45:51 PM
From: Greg or e	Read Replies (2) of 28931

I am glad that you are least looking into what a Biblical Christian believes and does. So far; I haven't seen any evidence that you are a Christian at all. Either through your actions or or your words. In fact you have gone out of your way to express disdain for Biblical Christian beliefs and the Christians who hold those beliefs. All I know is that you claim to be a Roman Catholic who sits in a building every Sunday but then spends the rest of your time mocking and scoffing at the Christian concept of God. As I see it: you don't meet the criteria of any of the sources listed except for perhaps the most generic and secular ones posited by non Christians. Even though some Christians do reject the authority of the Creeds they DO NOT reject the vast majority of the contents of the Creeds, recognizing them as faithful to the Biblical record. The most general and vague definition of a Christian that one could come up with is that someone simply calls them self one; even though they reject most if not all of the major Christian doctrines. So all you have is an empty shell. I wish that was not the case: I really do.

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