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What Isn’t a Christian?

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Anyone who doesn’t have Jesus Christ as their Lord, friend and saviour.
A Christian isn’t God.
Someone without two dads.
A Christian isn’t a raspberry flavoured milkshake.
One who fails in his Christian duty to be hypocritical.
Something which loves only itself.
A Communist!
Anyone who does not love others cannot call themselves a Christian, for how can anyone love God if they can’t love their fellow human beings?
Someone whose relationship with God does not involve recognition of Christ.
A pineapple.
Someone who isn’t a Christian cannot have any degree of relational personal nature within their being. Anybody who has this who has this quality is already existing in accordance with the Truth — and thus with God in Christ — to the extent that they have it. As all have this quality to an extent, then all may be meaningfully described as Christians.
“He who does not love does not know God; for God is love.”
A Christian isn’t Satan.
Someone who rejects Christ and His church.

Next Issue’s Thinker is: What’s the best way to witness on Campus?

Thinker responses should be sent to Christis, Societies Pigeon Holes,The S.U. Building, Goodricke. Or by e-mail to submissions@christis.org.uk

Last modified: 25th November 2005