This exchange illustrates in a nutshell how doctrinaire Christians have lost the culture wars, and more specifically, how Ted Cruz lost the battle for broad voter support. It's a lack of accountability for their own self-righteously false statements, which we saw on full display when TC started wildly distorting Trump's positions in an attempt to demonize him.
More than that, it's an Alinsky tactic that the left has been using against the center and the right: when they are losing an argument, they try to redefine the terms of the argument or the meaning of the words in their argument, and further, to get a higher power such as a court to institutionalize their distorted meaning of the words or terms — because of their moral superiority. This is the essence of Political Correctness vs. common sense, against which Mr. Trump has been successfully campaigning.
The thing that lit your fire was the single statement that Trump had stated that he is not a Christian. Well I found a few times where he said he “is” Christian, is Protestant, Presbyterian, as in a religious or denominational sense, and finally, “a” Christian. Granted, my first statement was inaccurate. Should have just said I don’t think he is a Christian.
As for your “citation,” the Bible is the authority for what a Christian, OR A TRUE BELIEVER, is. The statements I made about being a Christian were neither false, distortions, or attempts to demonize anyone, or Alinsky methods. I think that may be more up your alley.