I Hereby Declare....

[bocian]

... that I believe in Jesus Christ, and that he is my Saviour . I formally and publically declare that I accept Jesus' sacrifice as valid upon my life -- and regard it as relevant.

I furthermore do not wish to distance myself from any form of Christian spirituality and influence.

I don't embrace evolutionary survivalist philosophies, but I embrace logic and common sense as my guidance in life. I also wish to align myself with the traditions of my [ancient, pre-Christian] forefathers, and I also accept that as a valid spirituality for personal growth.

[Vojvoda]

... that I believe in Jesus Christ, and that he is my Saviour . I formally and publically declare that I accept Jesus' sacrifice as valid upon my life -- and regard it as relevant.

I furthermore do not wish to distance myself from any form of Christian spirituality and influence.

I don't embrace evolutionary survivalist philosophies, but I embrace logic and common sense as my guidance in life. I also wish to align myself with the traditions of my [ancient, pre-Christian] forefathers, and I also accept that as a valid spirituality for personal growth.

Hear,hear.If converting to Christianity was good enough for my forefathers than it's good enough for me

[Johnny Reb]

Hooray for Christianity!

[Vestmannr]

Good choice.

"evolutionary survivalist philosophies"
" logic and common sense as my guidance in life."
" I also wish to align myself with the traditions of my [ancient, pre-Christian] forefathers, and I also accept that as a valid spirituality for personal growth."
- all statements a Zionist Talmudist would be glad to make. Rabbinic Jews are very much into 'evolutionary survivalist philosophies', 'logic and common sense' (hence all the philosophical lawyering of the Talmud), and the hatred for Christianity and harking back to their 'pre-Christian forefathers', and their traditions. Yuck.

[bocian]

Good choice.

"evolutionary survivalist philosophies"
" logic and common sense as my guidance in life."
" I also wish to align myself with the traditions of my [ancient, pre-Christian] forefathers, and I also accept that as a valid spirituality for personal growth."
- all statements a Zionist Talmudist would be glad to make. Rabbinic Jews are very much into 'evolutionary survivalist philosophies', 'logic and common sense' (hence all the philosophical lawyering of the Talmud), and the hatred for Christianity and harking back to their 'pre-Christian forefathers', and their traditions. Yuck.

".. that I believe in Jesus Christ, and that he is my Saviour . I formally and publically declare that I accept Jesus' sacrifice as valid upon my life -- and regard it as relevant.

I furthermore do not wish to distance myself from any form of Christian spirituality and influence."

What's wrong with this?

[Loki]

... that I believe in Jesus Christ, and that he is my Saviour . I formally and publically declare that I accept Jesus' sacrifice as valid upon my life -- and regard it as relevant.

I furthermore do not wish to distance myself from any form of Christian spirituality and influence.

I don't embrace evolutionary survivalist philosophies, but I embrace logic and common sense as my guidance in life. I also wish to align myself with the traditions of my [ancient, pre-Christian] forefathers, and I also accept that as a valid spirituality for personal growth.

LOL

Have you just been to see The Passion of The Christ?

[bocian]

LOL

Have you just been to see The Passion of The Christ?

Actually, yes!

You should see it too.

[cosmocreator]

Actually, yes!

You should see it too.

I thought you just got back from seeing The Passion too but didn't want to say anything because I thought you might find it offensive and I saw no point in discussing it.

I did see it, and I'm still not a believer in JC. Never have been even though I was rasied a Catholic.

[Vestmannr]

Ye wrote:
".. that I believe in Jesus Christ, and that he is my Saviour . I formally and publically declare that I accept Jesus' sacrifice as valid upon my life -- and regard it as relevant.

I furthermore do not wish to distance myself from any form of Christian spirituality and influence."

What's wrong with this?"

Absolutely nothing. That is why I pointed out that the opposite position is the same as Rabbinic Judaism, which developed entirely as an anti-Christian movement.

[Ominous Lord Spoonblade]

... that I believe in Jesus Christ, and that he is my Saviour . I formally and publically declare that I accept Jesus' sacrifice as valid upon my life -- and regard it as relevant

Why, because he was nailed to the cross for your "sins"? I think you should know then, that as God incarnated as man he was also the one to condemn you!

...but I embrace logic and common sense as my guidance in life

You don't need Christianity for that. In fact, it is contradictory.

Besides, Jesus/God should be your only guidance