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By qwurky

19 Dec 2011 - 6 comments | Translate title into English

Is a Christian who
renounces Christianity still a Christian?

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Sylvain Wiart

Yes, especially if his first name is Christian !

12 years ago.

qwurky has replied to Sylvain Wiart

Paul Issouvré --

Smart response!
Makes me think of, "What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet."

Thanks for your answer!

David

12 years ago.

Steel Fez

Not any more than a Christian is Christian. Naturally we all believe in good. We are taught to hate. Therefore a Christian shouldn't have to be Christian to be Christian but then again some people need to be constantly reminded every Sunday.

12 years ago.

qwurky has replied to Steel Fez

Steel Fez --

Thanks for your input!

David

12 years ago.

Xata ^club

I asked : Christians who want to renounce have to ask the pope who is the only authority that can erase them from catholic list.
Till then you're considered a Christian.
But to be considered a Christian you have to be baptised, that is what generates the listing.

12 years ago.

qwurky has replied to Xata ^club

Xata --

I believe you're thinking more about Catholics than the 5,450,004 Christian denominations that don't consider it kosher to support the pope -- but I'm no expert on this subject.

One thing sure about religion -- but I don't remember offhand what it is!

Do you?

David

12 years ago.

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