[Iscool]

One might call himself a Christian while maintaining a non-Trinitarian stance, but it is utterly impossible to be a Christian unless you can, in one form or another, be able to affirm the following:

And in the Spirit, the holy, the lordly and life-giving one, proceeding forth from the Father, co-worshipped and co-glorified with Father and Son, the one who spoke through the prophets; in one, holy, catholic and apostolic church. We confess one baptism for the forgiving of sins. We look forward to a resurrection of the dead and life in the age to come. Amen.

Sure...Teddy Kennedy professed that...Ms Pelosi claims that...

FACT is: you don't have to know much of anything to become a Christian and if you put baptism and a Church between you and Jesus, you'll likely never will become a Christian...

[narses]

...and if you put baptism and a Church between you and Jesus, you'll likely never will become a Christian...

Sad. Our Lord created His Church for us and He commands His Apostles and their successors to Baptize all the Nations. But Pope Iscool the First decrees otherwise. Very sad.

[DieHard the Hunter]

> and if you put baptism and a Church between you and Jesus, you’ll likely never will become a Christian...

You can never become Christian without Baptism. That is a fact. Jesus Himself sets that as a pre-requisite.