Originally posted by @fmfSo people talking about themselves and what Jesus’ life meant caused you to not believe in Christ’s Resurrection and the existence of God?
Once I realized I no longer believed the claims that Christians make about themselves and about the meaning of Jesus' life, I stopped self-identifying as a Christian and have self-identified as a non-Christian ever since.
Yeah, that sounds totally believable 🙄
Originally posted by @dj2becker<<or was it like one of those brain dead realizations you have when you realize that you have soiled your undergarments?>>
Was there any rational thought process that lead to this realization that you can actually share or was it like one of those brain dead realizations you have when you realize that you have soiled your undergarments?
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Originally posted by @romans1009"The claims that Christians make about themselves and about the meaning of Jesus' life" = Christian faith.
So people talking about themselves and what Jesus’ life meant caused you to not believe in Christ’s Resurrection and the existence of God?
Yeah, that sounds totally believable 🙄
Originally posted by @fmfThat’s not Christian faith. You completely took God out of the equation. I honestly don’t know if you ever were a Christian if you think God and the Resurrection of Jesus Christ are not part of Christianity.
"The claims that Christians make about themselves and about the meaning of Jesus' life" = Christian faith.
Originally posted by @romans1009It doesn't really matter, though, does it, that you say you "honestly don’t know" something in a conversation like this with you saying the kinds of things you are saying on this and on other concurrent threads.
That’s not Christian faith. You completely took God out of the equation. I honestly don’t know if you ever were a Christian if you think God and the Resurrection of Jesus Christ are not part of Christianity.
Here you are saying you honestly don’t know if I was ever a Christian. So what? What response do you think this is supposed to elicit from me?
Originally posted by @fmfI was hoping it wouldn’t elicit any response from you.
It doesn't really matter, though, does it, that you say you "honestly don’t know" something in a conversation like this with you saying the kinds of things you are saying on this and on other concurrent threads.
Here you are saying you honestly don’t know if I was ever a Christian. So what? What response do you think this is supposed to elicit from me?
Originally posted by @romans1009What does it matter to either of us if you don’t know whether I was ever a Christian or not?
I was hoping it wouldn’t elicit any response from you.
Originally posted by @fmfI’m honestly stunned by how ignorant this statement is. So stunned I had to highlight it and respond to it again.
"The claims that Christians make about themselves and about the meaning of Jesus' life" = Christian faith.
You think God has nothing to do with the Christian faith? You think Jesus Christ’s Resurrection has nothing to do with the Christian faith?
Are you actually serious or is this some sort of elaborate trolling on your part?
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Originally posted by @romans1009What makes it even more 'believable' is the fact that he cannot seem to give one example of something that he used to find credible as a Christian and give a rational explanation as to why he no longer finds it credible.
So people talking about themselves and what Jesus’ life meant caused you to not believe in Christ’s Resurrection and the existence of God?
Yeah, that sounds totally believable 🙄
Originally posted by @dj2beckerI don’t think he was ever a Christian nor do I think he thinks that. He can’t possibly think God the Father and Jesus Christ the Son (and the Holy Spirit) have nothing to do with Christianity.
What makes it even more 'believable' is the fact that he cannot seem to give one example of something that he used to find credible as a Christian and give a rational explanation as to why he no longer finds it credible.
Originally posted by @romans1009Look at you 'two', trolling FMF.
I guess it depends on your motivation in claiming to have been a Christian and whether you’re purposefully being deceptive.
It's just like old times.