Yes you are. That's short for 'Christian'.
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Yes you are. That's short for 'Christian'.
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First of all, the "if you don't like my religion you can leave" is about as unamerican as you can get.
Second, the prevailing standard is that all religions are equally represented as far as the gov't goes. America is not being watered down. Our heritage is one of tolerance and acceptance of all faiths.
If you want a country with a national christian religion, I suggest you go to England. In the USA we have no state church.
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If we were discussing my religious beliefs, it might be relevant. But we are discussing what the gov't does. I also don't see the organization or physical building of a church as the important part.
THANK YOU. And that includes NO religion.
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Yes it does.
No, it's a heathen's by word, and I have nothing to do with that.
It's not for you to debate. You're an Xtian as far as anyone who uses the abbreviation is concerned. Deal with it.
It's relevant because you brought it up. Now I'm interested. Answer the questions, please.
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An 'X' has been used as an abreviation for 'Christ' for better than 1,000 years. The reasons have nothing to do with removing Christ or heathenism. They have to do with symbols used long ago.
I see. Does that mean Jesus Christ is cool with that?
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Do I believe in Satan? Yes.
No, it isn't. It's about maintaining our identity. There's nothing wrong with that.
lol. OK, tough chick.
By the way, I'm not an Xtian.
By the way, yes you are.
If you're a Christian, you're also an Xtian. That's how that works.
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I don't think Jesus Christ is worried about how his name is written. In fact, I would suggest he is more worried about how some of his followers seem to be so hateful.
Your identity as a Xtian is so fragile that the mere presence of anyone who doesn't like your religion is a threat? That's some faith you have there. ROFL
Why wouldn't he be?
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You are welcome to maintain your identity. But trying to make this a Christian nation is not an option. And demanding that anyone who doesn't believe as you do, or dislike that one religious sect wants to be the sole source for what the gov't says is right and wrong is totally unamerican.
Not at the expense of our identity. We are a Christian nation, first. Respect comes after immigrants have assimilated into our society.
As I stated before, if you want a secular society, move to Europe. We're a Christian nation.