Questions tagged [christian-identity]
For the Christian Identity movement, use the [christian-identity-movement] tag. Use this tag for questions about what identifies Christians as Christians.
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What is the basis that many mainstream Christian groups justify labeling groups like the Mormons and Jehovah Witnesses as Non-Christians?
If there is no clear definition stemming from the Bible of what makes one a Christian, how does mainstream Christianity justify labeling groups like the Mormons and Jehovah Witnesses as Non Christians?...
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What properties does Christianity attribute to God [closed]
What are the claimed properties of God that define Christianity, and what is the basis or reason for each attribution?
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According to Evangelicals, before the Reformation, who were Christians if “Catholics are not Christians”?
Every now and then I hear non-Catholic Christians, usually Evangelicals, say things along the lines of “Catholics are not Christians” or “the Catholic Church does not teach the true Gospel.” Unless I ...
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Does transcendental meditation conflict with any Christian beliefs? [closed]
I've seen many testimonies and case studies lauding the benefits of transcendental meditation. It is said that it isn't a religion and people of all religions participate in this practice. As a ...
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What is the Biblical definition of what makes one a Christian? [closed]
Many religious leaders/organizations place the "cult" label on groups of people or churches who interpret the Bible differently than them. If we claim the Bible as our only authoritative source for ...
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Converting to Judaism or Islam vs Trinitarian or Uniterian [closed]
If a Christian "converts" to Judaism or Islam (or any of the Abrahamic religions), is he still considered saved as a Christian? What if he/she converted from Trinitarian to Uniterian? This is a ...
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If I underwent baptism when I was an adult, but If now I am no longer certain that Jesus revived, then am I still a Christian? [closed]
When I was in my 20s, I was baptised.
Now I am my 30s, and I am no longer certain that Jesus revived.
(Positive) The following is a reason that I can believe that Jesus had revived:
In Bible, his ...
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