"Correct" Christianity

@kellyjay said
You can look at what I said and point to the error; what you think my church says is meaningless because you have no clue, your prejudice is speaking.

See the thread 'the gospel'.... I identified where your gospel departed from the gospel of Christ.

Again resorting to accusations of prejudice or saying people are angry shows your failure to deal with the issues

@rajk999 said
See the thread 'the gospel'.... I identified where your gospel departed from the gospel of Christ.

Again resorting to accusations of prejudice or saying people are angry shows your failure to deal with the issues

This is a different discussion. You can either speak to the things said in it or not.

@sonship said
@medullah

Take some time off. I occasionally do.

I take back some criticism of mine of some of your comments which reveal to me some looking into history of Christianity.

Your forgiven ;-)

😉

@bigdogg said
There is one correct version of Christianity. Fact.

Naturally, it's my version, or perhaps less blatantly egotistical, the version I happen to follow.

If you're not doing it like me, you're doing it wrong.

So there are no incorrect interpretations of Christ's message?

@philokalia said
So there are no incorrect interpretations of Christ's message?

Not my field, but it seems those might have multiplied faster than the fishes and loaves. 😉

@medullah said
Your forgiven ;-)

😉

I forgive you as well. Not that I have any particular incident(s) in mind, but of course it's possible you might have done something while my back was turned. 😉

@medullah said
This is very true. Too many variations of Christianity claim to have "the truth", but I don't think that God would give anyone the monopoly on truth.

As long as you fear (respect) God and keep his commandments, then you are fulfilling the obligation of man. Eccl 12:13

Ecclesiastes is Old Testament.

The New Covenant and the New Testament followed and replaced it.