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Christ.
Everyone must believe in Christ. But Christ and Jesus aren't the same thing. In the beginning was the word and the word was Christ. In one form or another all religions believe in Christ.
- mike1948
September 6, 2009 10:53PM
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Really
I don't even want to respond to such lunicy but here goes..
Since your replys definatly imply you are NOT as Christ said , " Born again ", You have No clue what it means to be of the same conviction as Christ..When you speak of such a thing, which you obviously are not, you cannot begin to translate those things you are not personally familiar with ..So don't try to tell me, unless you are truely "born again" as Christ taught.
Christ NEVER taught conformation, head knowledge or cohersion or any other form of Spirituality other than TRANSFORMATION ..
This can only come by God's acting upon a persons will, after that person has given their permission for God to act upon the will.
- nobody September 7, 2009 12:27PM
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So
you won't listen to anyone's opinion on matters of church and state unless they are as Christian as you, and of the same convictions as you.
This is actually kind of an excellent example as to why there needs to be a separation there.
- quantummechanik
September 7, 2009 12:42PM
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listening
I have listened otherwise I would not have responed ..The founding fathers have given us all the first ammendment which you are free to execise as I have NO interest in forcing any thing on anyone..I meerly tell you MY story , that's it.I am not out to antagenize anyone as that is total wrong approach ,which Christ also agreed with..Religion is a PERSONAL thing or relationship..God I believe is my father in Spirit , therefore as he does I should also do..I afford everyone the same things I would afford myself ..This is one of God's commandmaents, which can only truely be obeyed if you have been "Born Again" by His Spirit, who gives a person the power to fullfill the Commandments ..Though a person is still in the flesh & makes failures in application..I wish the best for you & everyone else ..God is not selfish or oppressive as most people believe .. They have been deceived by another. Read for yourself ,don't take my word for it...IT is WRITTEN.
- nobody September 7, 2009 12:57PM
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