How many of you are TRUE Christians, not just Sunday Christians?
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I am.  And since I am on the praise team, I am there three times a week: twice on Sundays and once on Wednesdays. My pastor has ingrained a teaching into my stubborn brain called the "WOWSE" Principle.  That stands for "With Or Without Somebody Else.  Another one is "KOKTD" which stands for "Keep On Kicking The Devil".  God is starting to really move in the Adult Midweek service and although it is a new thing for some of the adults, it is a plateau that I had reached a some six years ago in church camp.  \n\nI used to live my life as a double-headed person.  Sundays I would act like a Christian and I was so good, I fooled many.  Looking back I realize that being double minded is not only hard, but not what Christ had intended for me.  Our worship leader is currently teaching on true worship and how to apply it to daily living.
767427
Yes, I love Christians and i'm a devout Muslim.  I have alot of Christian family members and friends...in fact my Step-father is a Baptist who builds churches for a living.
251931
Yes, I am a Christian. I go to 2 Churches. Bethany Baptist and Saints Memorial. I go because I know that God Loves me and I know what he went through for me. He died on the Cross. He got nails in his arms and legs and wore thorns on his head. He even got whipped! So that is why I go. And if you're a Christian, you wouldn't have to ask why!
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A little over two billion, or about a third of the World's population today. Not sure about the stats for the U.S.\n\nBut from my vantage point, I'd consider only a small fraction of that number to be 'true' Christians... if you get my drift.\n\nPeace be with you.
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Thirty-seven percent of all Christians describe themselves as born-again or evangelical; that includes nearly half of all Protestants (47 percent), as well as a small share (14 percent) of Catholics. \n\nBaptists again dominate: Sixty-two percent of Baptists say they're evangelical Christians, compared to 46 percent of all other Protestant denominations combined, and 37 percent of nondenominational Protestants.\n\nEvangelism soars particularly among blacks, and southerners: Two-thirds of blacks describe themselves as evangelical or born-again Christians, double the share of whites who do so. And 55 percent of Christians in the South say they're born-again, compared to 21 percent in the Northeast, 26 percent in the Midwest and 31 percent in the West.
614913
Yes I believe in God, but not the way traditional Christians do.  I'm a Gnostic Christian.
451510
I am a Christian. We are no better than anyone else. We don't proclaim to be self righteous. We are sinners saved by grace. The only difference between us and non-believing is we have accepted the free gift of salvation. God loves you and everyone else as much as he loves Christians. Jesus died for sinners. \nWe admit we are not perfect. We will not be perfect till after we are risen from the dead. Difference is we try to live a Christ like life. In the end we will all be judged for every deed we do and every idle word we speak.
550569
I can't really say. There are Christians living everywhere.  But don't be discouraged cause you will be home soon.
486685
Yes I do.  I am a devout Christian who believes that God sent his one and only begotton son to die for our sins, was raised from the dead on the Trird Day, and is to come again to judge the living and the dead.  God Bless You
772912
No. I am an adulterous Christian. (divorce, remarriage)\n\nOne sins no greater than the other. Let them be.
526481
true christians live their lives according to and for God. false christians claim to be christians but are only really "christian" on sundays when it comes to going to church. every other day of the week they live in sin.
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What is a true Christian?
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Yes i am soo happy being a christian.\n\nOur church is so lively. It has lots of youth events to help teenagers come to god. We have free comunity meals and shower for the homeless. We help another church in a poorer country. I love my church. the fellowship is amzing.\n\nBut most importantly i love god and jesus\n\nx
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I am one and guess my answer can be regarded as subjective. But I'll try not to be. In any denomination you can find true Christian and fanatics. So in ours too. It depends whether the person is a true follower of Christ, devoting his/her life to Him every day. There are always those who never understand Christ’s teaching and who, at one point of time, start making up their own funny rules. I sincerely hope the latter can be count on fingers. \nWe believe that we are saved by God's grace, that Christ died to cover our sins and give us eternal life, that our mission is one Christ gave his disciples before the ascension - to preach His gospel to all nations, that He will come soon for the second time.... and these are just some of the great truths found in the Bible we believe in. What makes us different (although I don’t like to focus on differences) is that we obey all 10 commandments, believing they are eternal as God who gave them for all times. We don’t obey them because we think this will save us nor do we force ourselves to do this. Through obeying these perfect commandments given by perfect God we just express our love to God and other people and it should be normal and spontaneous for all people whose centre of life is God himself. \nIf there is anything else you would like to know, we may contact each other via e-mails. \nAnd thanks for asking this question :).
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Spoken like a true Christian
668671
I am not a Christian but I consciously try not to belittle any religion.  My husband is a Christian as is most of my family.  I believe that each religion is valid to the worshiper and even if it is not yours it should still be given respect.
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I have not seen anyone accuse you of being a Christian.  Did I miss somthing?