Practical politics and practical spirituality

@kingdavid403 said
I never agreed with you on this issue.
I'll try to make it short.
I first asked Jesus to come into my life at age 15 with NO prior knowledge of Him or the Bible. Other than Christmas songs on the radio and the such.
When I first read the Bible I did NOT believe much of it. I thought it was inaccurate from translations over the thousands of years etc. To be hones ...[text shortened]... Christian did I become a legitimate Christian?
At what point was I legitimately Saved by Jesus?

If you believe Jesus's life and death and resurrection actually happened, then you are a Christian. Before that, I can't say. You had some sort of mystical or euphoric experience? Hard to tell. After all your trash talk and disingenuous rhetorical gimmicks on this thread, to be frank, I am not inclined to believe a word you say.

@kingdavid403 said
not sure why you added Spiritually,
Because us needing Jesus in our lives is a spiritual matter that only a believer can discern.

People feeling they "need Jesus in their lives" doesn't make them a Christian if they believe that Jesus's life, death, resurrection NEVER happened.

@kingdavid403 said
I never misrepresented anything.

You completely misrepresented my stance, ludicrously so.

@fmf said
If you believe Jesus's life and death and resurrection actually happened, then you are a Christian. Before that, I can't say. You had some sort of mystical or euphoric experience? Hard to tell. After all your trash talk and disingenuous rhetorical gimmicks on this thread, to be frank, I am not inclined to believe a word you say.

I know you have been just a little Angel floating around flapping your wings in this forum, guided by the light of your hallow; and that I've been nothing but this bad evil person to you unprovoked; however, I could care a less what you believe, which you say is nothing.

@fmf said
You completely misrepresented my stance, ludicrously so.

Good! Show me where, so I can do it again. 🙂

@fmf said
People feeling they "need Jesus in their lives" doesn't make them a Christian if they believe that Jesus's life, death, resurrection NEVER happened.

Says the Atheist. lol...

@kingdavid403 said
I know you have been just a little Angel floating around flapping your wings in this forum, guided by the light of your hallow; and that I've been nothing but this bad evil person to you unprovoked; however, I could care a less what you believe, which you say is nothing.

You are sounding pretty bogus to me. Disinhibited, intellectually undisciplined, and bogus.

@fmf said
You are sounding pretty bogus to me. Disinhibited, intellectually undisciplined, and bogus.

Good. I'm glad I come across that way to you. That's exactly what the Bible says non-believing scoffers will think and feel of believers. Thank you. 🙂 Two bogus's, love it.

@kingdavid403 said
Says the Atheist. lol...

Says a native English speaker pushing back against rinsing the term "Christian" of its meaning. You spent several pages explicitly agreeing with me.

@kingdavid403 said
Good! Show me where so I can do it again.

It's all still there.

@fmf said
Says a native English speaker pushing back against rinsing the term "Christian" of its meaning. You spent several pages explicitly agreeing with me.

liar.

@fmf said
It's all still there.

Go find it liar boy. Defend yourself and not your false meanings to words.

@kingdavid403 said
Go find it liar boy. Defend yourself and not your false meanings to words.

I don't need to go find it. I have been very clear and careful all along about exactly what my stance is.

@fmf said
I don't need to go find it. I have been very clear and careful all along about exactly what my stance is.

Your stance about what? An atheist stance on What Christians need to believe to be a true Christian? Fallacy's again? lol...