Aren't we padre?"... why aren't we all like .... invisible?" Father Guido Sarducci
We can further sidestep the squabble about who is Christian, already address by the slogan:
spending 90 minutes in church once a week doesn't make one a Christian any more than spending 90 minutes per week in the garage makes one an Oldsmobile.
There's more to being Christian than claiming the prestige of it.
Wouldn't this depend upon whether they worship a skin color, or practice a theology?
Not sure which is the dominant dynamic here,
- a decline in (or diversification in) religiosity, or
- an improvement in integrity.
George Carlin said we created him (god) in our own image and likeness.
Is it naïve of me to define Christians by their adherence to Christ's teachings, rather than flesh-tone?
Then why call them Christians? Because THEY claim to be, for the prestige?"But Christians do not seem to adhere very well." R5
I'm not sure I qualify as a First Amendment absolutist, but I support my countrymen's Constitutionally enumerated right to pick a religion, or not."If people think Christ was white, then they know so little about him that their whole religion is pointless." R5 #103
I'm not sure I qualify as a First Amendment absolutist, but I support my countrymen's Constitutionally enumerated right to pick a religion, or not.
There is no stipulation about what or why.
You may be within your Constitutional right to criticize them.
Count yourself lucky you have no Constitutional right to nullify them about it, "pointless" or not.