SweetSue92
Diamond Member
he's missing the point entirely.
Let me guess. This insult towards me is the end. You will not tell us the point. Am I right?
You will just expand the insult by saying, "If you are so steeped into the devil's work to get it then I can't explain it to you. "
Am I on the right track? You will continue insulting me to avoid the task of making a point?
If you do not believe in God you cannot be a Christian. That's not an insult. It's a fact.
But I don't need the label. Am I supposed to be disappointed? I was answering a question for divers52. I wasn't trying to obtain the high status of being labelled a Christian.
I prefer humility and taking the position of a lowly servant instead.
You have a lot of twisted thinking you're trying to work out here. For just one thing. "Having the label" is a very PC, 21st century lazy way of thinking of things. Statuses have definitions, see. That we can understand. For instance. A daughter has parents. A parent has children. A husband has a wife. A teacher has students. Whatever about the "label", these are definitions we can commonly understand. You can try to throw everything and the kitchen sink into "Christian"--God knows you won't be the first--but it does have a very basic set of precepts people can understand.
Like, um, believing in God.