When I was in high school we had a charming Asian Studies teacher who gave us a survey of Buddhism, Hinduism, Asian culture and literature. We were naturally curious about his own religion, and when we asked what it was, he said, “I’m a Neo Zoroastrian’; and he didn’t elaborate.
I think from now on that’s what I’m going to answer, whenever someone asks me the baited question, ‘Are you a Christian?” It’s about as meaningful an answer as the intent behind the question usually is.
‘whenever someone asks me the baited question, ‘Are you a Christian?”’
If you call that a “baited question”, that kind of says a lot in itself, doesn’t it?
The reason I asked if you are a Christian is because, if you aren’t, then there is really no point in talking to you about what the Bible says about demons. That’s all. You kind of have to believe in the fundamentals of the faith before you delve into the more esoteric matters.