From: Jan de Koning (jan@dekoning.ca)
Date: Mon Jan 27 2003 - 10:21:29 EST
At 10:55 AM 25/01/2003 -0700, John Burgeson wrote:
>Jan wrote: "But no true Christian will then say: therefor we can have
>"true" (but this is now "true" in another context) knowledge of anything
>physical.
>Quoting out of context is not a very nice way to get your point across."
>
>My quote was from Terry's post and, if out of context, I apologize. I am
>trying to understand this issue, not preach about it. Terry will no doubt
>be able to say if I "got my point across" or was just whistling in the
>wind. I do that sometimes. (G)
>
>I am uncomfortable with your continued use of the term "true Christian."
>Are there "false Christians?"
>
>Burgy
Yes, there are, but I accept everyone who says that Jesus died for his/her
sins as a fellow Christian. However, whole nations, like Canada and the
USA are called Christian nations. I think they are not. In the eyes of
Muslim, everyone here, who is not a Muslim is a Christian.
There are even people calling themselves Christians, without accepting that
Jesus died for their sins.
Jan
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