Originally posted by catfoodtimMaybe you are a Chrysler.
I concur.
3 days of standing in my father's garage in the vain hope of becoming a 1979 Austin Allegro certainly proved to me that God doesn't hang around in garages.
There's no room in Christianity for spark plugs I'm telling you.
Though interestingly enough I did once go to Church in a car. Does that make me a Christian?
Originally posted by dagsvery true, as evidenced by the fact that i attend church services regularly. i also read the bible quite a bit, and as a matter of fact, the DVD currently sitting in my play station 2 is The Greatest Story Ever Told, one of my favorite movies. i also go out of my way to read books that describe and expound upon the christian faith.
"Going to church doesn't make you a christian any more than standing in a garage makes you a car"
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truly, a necessary condition for being a christian is not an open mind, but rather faith.
Originally posted by XanthosNZIt's true either way, though, because not standing in a garage neither makes you a car nor makes you not a car.
Yes you are right. It's corrected.
Not going to church doesn't make you not a rubber duck any less than not standing in a garage doesn't make you not a satanist.
Originally posted by dagsbeing a christian has alot more to it than going to church. there are more criteria, just like being a car requires more criteria than just standing in a garage. does it make it any less of a car if its outside the garage? Its a car in whatever setting. so a christian should be a christian in any setting. it SHOULD be a way of life.
"Going to church doesn't make you a christian any more than standing in a garage makes you a car"
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