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In reply to the discussion: This says it all right here, folks. [View all]Caliman73
(11,767 posts)28. No true Scotsman fallacy.
Perhaps they are just bad people, but if they say they are Christian and practice a faith associated with Christianity, then they are Christians.
This is the problem with religion, the Bible, etc... that it is so open to interpretation, that you can believe contradictory ideas and still claim to be practicing the same faith tradition.
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We have to stop calling them Christian. They are not Christian. They use the term as a
themaguffin
Apr 2022
#3
Maybe that was the poster's point - they aren't Christians because they're doing it wrong.
Probatim
Apr 2022
#16
Or they're self-satisfied pricks who lord their religiosity over lesser folks.
Probatim
Apr 2022
#19
The only entry requirement for being a Christian is identifying as a Christian
Major Nikon
Apr 2022
#12
It sounds as if you are reading more into statements so you can refute them
Major Nikon
Apr 2022
#60
That's my point, they aren't practicing the faith. They are counter to the Gospel.
themaguffin
Apr 2022
#31
Christian is as Christian does; there is no test that all Christian denominations agree to
NullTuples
Apr 2022
#43