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Christian Liberals & Progressive People of Faith

supernova

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26. Remember

Reply to Kurmudgeon (Reply #24)

Thu Mar 1, 2012, 11:33 AM

Mar 2012

this is a group for liberal xtians, both in terms of theology and politics.

The Christian community is all over the map when it comes to what individuals believe about the Resurrection. You are going to get a variety of answers on that subject even here. Me for example, I'm agnostic, at best, on the subject of the Resurrection.

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Question for the group: Could you be an Atheist Christian? [View all] Taverner Dec 2011 OP

Yes, I am an 'Atheist Christian'...as Gandhi quoted..... 1620rock Dec 2011 #1

I like that Taverner Dec 2011 #2

Is there any verified proof that Gahdhi ever said that? Common Sense Party Feb 2012 #19

I would consider you an agnostic. A person who doesn't know for sure wheter there is a god or not. southernyankeebelle Dec 2011 #3

I don't give a rat's ass if there is a god or not... Taverner Dec 2011 #6

Post removed Post removed Dec 2011 #10

Sorry - not the best wording or way of saying it Taverner Dec 2011 #13

Well, that certainly moved the discussion along... timtom Dec 2011 #12

Taverner--why are you posting here? Thats my opinion Mar 2012 #29

Why are you responding? Taverner May 2012 #32

I don't believe in God and consider myself a Christian. justgamma Dec 2011 #4

I second your comment. I feel the same. southernyankeebelle Dec 2011 #11

Sounds a lot like the Jefferson bible, actually WildEyedLiberal Dec 2011 #5

No, that'd make you a Jesuist ButterflyBlood Dec 2011 #7

I thought atheist christianity is called humanism Betty Karlson Dec 2011 #8

Not if the humanism is derived specifically from New Testament ethics Bucky Dec 2011 #14

Well, Jesus taught us we're all God's children Betty Karlson Dec 2011 #16

Isn't that close to UU's? sweetloukillbot Dec 2011 #15

UUism welcomes a broad range of theistic and atheistic views deutsey Feb 2012 #25

I consider myself a Christ theologian Thats my opinion Dec 2011 #9

Where is your book available, Tmo? I'd be interested. Thx. nt Critters2 Dec 2011 #18

try Amazon.com nt Thats my opinion Feb 2012 #20

As a Girardian Christian, I'm pretty close to that. nt Critters2 Dec 2011 #17

Unless you are trolling in someone else's water, thisw belongs in "religion." nt Thats my opinion Feb 2012 #21

This is what a "safe haven" looks like on DU3. nt Union Scribe Feb 2012 #22

I don't think so. Tripod Feb 2012 #23

An Atheist Christian is a contradiction in terms. Kurmudgeon Feb 2012 #24

Remember supernova Mar 2012 #26

Great topic.... BB_Troll Mar 2012 #28

Guess it depends on your definition of belief. 54anickel May 2012 #30

Wasn't this issue settled at the Councils of Nice? nt Joseph8th Mar 2012 #27

The Answer is . . . azmaximillian May 2012 #31