A Christian

Can you call yourself a Christian if you do not even believe that the Bible is the inspired and infallible word of God?

I believe my Bible from cover to cover. I even belive my cover: It has my name written on it.

Originally posted by dj2becker
Can you call yourself a Christian if you do not even believe that the Bible is the inspired and infallible word of God?

I believe my Bible from cover to cover. I even belive my cover: It has my name written on it.

just a question did you write your name on the bible or even if someone else did doesn`t make that the truth!

I can sneak in your room at night and write "The devil cast out God from heaven" in your bible and you would have to believe it cause its "IN THE BIBLE"

just an idea use it don`t use it

Originally posted by dj2becker
Can you call yourself a Christian if you do not even believe that the Bible is the inspired and infallible word of God?

I believe my Bible from cover to cover. I even belive my cover: It has my name written on it.

Yes, I do.

Originally posted by kirksey957
Yes, I do.

Do you you call yourself a Christian, or do you believe the Bible from cover to cover, or don't you belive the Bible from cover to cover and still call yourself a Christian?

Originally posted by dj2becker
Can you call yourself a Christian if you do not even believe that the Bible is the inspired and infallible word of God?

I believe my Bible from cover to cover. I even belive my cover: It has my name written on it.

I suppose you could call yourself a Christian no matter what. The question is - would you be considered a Christian in the ordinary sense?

My guess would be not.

Originally posted by dj2becker
Can you call yourself a Christian if you do not even believe that the Bible is the inspired and infallible word of God?

I believe my Bible from cover to cover. I even belive my cover: It has my name written on it.

The way you twist and manipulate the Bible on these forums, I'm not surprised that your Bible has your name on the cover!

Originally posted by dj2becker
Do you you call yourself a Christian, or do you believe the Bible from cover to cover, or don't you belive the Bible from cover to cover and still call yourself a Christian?

Yes, I don't believe the Bible cover to cover and still call myself a Christian.

Originally posted by lucifershammer
I suppose you could call yourself a Christian no matter what. The question is - would you be considered a Christian in the ordinary sense?

My guess would be not.

I try not to be an ordinary Christian.

Originally posted by telerion
The way you twist and manipulate the Bible on these forums, I'm not surprised that your Bible has your name on the cover!

But guess what? My mom wrote it on the cover when I was a kid. That way I would find it again after I'd lost it.

Originally posted by lucifershammer
I suppose you could call yourself a Christian no matter what. The question is - would you be considered a Christian in the ordinary sense?

My guess would be not.

Thanks. Maybe I should rephrase: Should you be considered a true Christian or a fake?

Originally posted by kirksey957
I try not to be an ordinary Christian.

Do you prefer being a fake?

Could we consider Bbarr a true philosopher even though he has tremendous command over the writings of Plato, Socrates, Aristotle, Kant, but may have problems with say Heidigger?

Originally posted by dj2becker
Do you prefer being a fake?

Lovely Christian spirit there, my friend.

Originally posted by dj2becker
Can you call yourself a Christian if you do not even believe that the Bible is the inspired and infallible word of God?

I believe my Bible from cover to cover. I even belive my cover: It has my name written on it.

And which Bible do you believe? There are many different translations, but all with similar errors, inaccuracies and contradictions. How does your mind deal with this?

Originally posted by kirksey957
Lovely Christian spirit there, my friend.

Yea, sorry for that. I should rather have asked: How can you be a Christian but only believe part of the Bible?