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This question has come up on another board that I frequent, and I thought it might spark some interesting discussion here. I know that certain denominations have certain tenets and theologies that set them apart from others. For example, the Roman Catholic Church requires acceptance of the authority of the Pope.
I'm wondering if we can come up with a definition of what makes a person a Christian that we all could agree on, that would exclude no one who is a Christian, but include only Christians?
I might start with the following: A person who believes that Jesus is the Christ.
Would anyone want to add anything to that? Do you fee that would include anyone who is not a Christian?
Or does anyone think that's too restrictive?
I'm wondering if we can come up with a definition of what makes a person a Christian that we all could agree on, that would exclude no one who is a Christian, but include only Christians?
I might start with the following: A person who believes that Jesus is the Christ.
Would anyone want to add anything to that? Do you fee that would include anyone who is not a Christian?
Or does anyone think that's too restrictive?