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“Christian” is a lousy adjective








4 thoughts on ““Christian” is a lousy adjective

  1. The real messiah, or ones true savior in this life is common sense, which comes from within and never from anything outside of oneself. The biblical figure known as ‘Christ’ made sense when He spoke to the people. Therefore, people followed Him not for absolution, miracles, free fish or bread but because he made sense. His words penetrated and bypassed their intellects and touched their hearts.

    Common sense is the adversary of those religious and political beliefs, which support dishonesty, duplicity, and corruption. Why was the ‘Christ’ framed and persecuted by religious leaders? Why was He put to death through political law even though Pontius Pilate said: (Book of Luke 23:22) ‘And he said to them the third time, Why, what evil hath he done? I have found no cause of death in him. I will, therefore, chastise him, and let him go.

    The spiritual implication of Pontius Pilate is: to bridge two bodies or to connect religion and politics. This is what is happening today in most countries and contributes to the planet’s self-destruction. Christ did not distribute five pieces of fish and some bread to feed 5,000 people. Rather, he tried to teach them how to fish for spiritual food so they wouldn’t be slaves any longer to the misguided religious beliefs of man, beliefs leading to behaviors that separate mankind from the Spiritual realm of whatever god they worship. True Spirituality can be found within the heart, never in the space between ones’ ears.


  2. Well said Steven. Where does one start to truly represent the King and the Kingdom. While I agree with your analysis, I am mindful that it begins with me – as you say to love others with integrity and character. May our work glorify Him…


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