Easy - he doesn't. I guess that means he isn't a Christian, right?
Which raises the interesting question: how many Americans do you think are actually Christians? Can't be more than a couple million, especially since your literalist interpretation would seem to elimination every mainline Protestant denomination, and your theological hairsplitting probably condemns half the evangelical community as heathens. If there are so few real Christians, why should such a small minority dictate educational policy (the subject of the article at the top of the thread) to 300 million heathens? Or does the definition of Christian expand and contract with the needs of your argument, like some morally relative "is"?
Find where I said that and post it. Read my first posting, and you will (can) know my position.
Which raises the interesting question: how many Americans do you think are actually Christians? Can't be more than a couple million, especially since your literalist interpretation would seem to elimination every mainline Protestant denomination, and your theological hairsplitting probably condemns half the evangelical community as heathens. If there are so few real Christians, why should such a small minority dictate educational policy (the subject of the article at the top of the thread) to 300 million heathens? Or does the definition of Christian expand and contract with the needs of your argument, like some morally relative "is"?
Thank you for asking. You will find my answers in the following:
How Can I Know God?
Encouragement for New Christians
What Is Biblical Christianity?
Assuming those are serious questions from your heart, of course.
Dan
In order to clarify the lineup of this smackdown, would you care to declare whether you consider yourself a Christian or not?