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I have found that following Jesus has nothing to do with whether you believe in the Trinity or not. I have found that you can worship God and Jesus, in spirit and in truth, in the love and sacrifice practiced each day, regardless of your theological conception of things like the Trinity. I...

Good call, LovethroughDove. I heard a good saying this week, which went "You only love God as much as you love the person who you like the least". Oh, and I missed out a letter from the movie title in my previous post, sorry about that. It's actually called 'The Changeling'.

I was surprised (and not surprised at the same time, as you learn to expect this kind of thing) at some of the things on the list. The one about people complaining about biases reminded me of a film I watched a couple of nights ago called 'The Changing'. It's a true story about a case of...

ES YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/endtimesurvivors Lots of short videos covering many different end time topics. Definitely worth checking out.

Thanks, K2. I enjoyed reading your post. Jesus did say to us that the words he spoke are spirit and they are life. They are not a book or a stone tablet (even though, like you say, God can use those things). The Bible says that Jesus is the 'Word of God', but many people can't let go of the...

I think the unforgivable sin is when we continually choose to reject the Holy Spirit. However, I believe that if we truly repent then we will be forgiven. True repentance means changing from our sinful ways, if we are not prepared to do this then we will keep rejecting the Holy Spirit even...

I think both K2CHRIST and Smaller have some good points. And I think the points can be combined to achieve a healthy balance. I like K2's thought about the need for continual prayer and the need to 'turn to Christ' daily, and even a number of times daily. It's a good reminder of our weakness...

Thank you Mike for your encouraging welcome. Thanks Wondering for your answer to my question, and thanks K2CHRIST for elaborating on your experience with receiving instruction, I found that helpful. I was wanting further clarification on it because it is helpful to hear other people's...

Regarding the OP: Like quite a few others have said, you don't have to call yourself a Christian to be a Christian, at the same time, if you are following Jesus Christ then 'Christian' is an appropriate term for that. I have a similar understanding to WIP. WIP said: "My understanding of the...