Born Again Christian

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    thedude29

    Sat Jan 17 2009

    George Bush is one of these.

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    genghisthehun

    Mon Apr 14 2008

    Look at theology, look at the last 2000 years and the conclusion:  to be baptized is to be born again.  Forget all the novel theories from the tubthumpers and goobers.

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    donovan

    Fri Apr 07 2006

    UPDATE: hotel283 You said "Might want to check your facts their Donovan. Catholics, and most Christians, believe that the rite of Baptism cleanses ones soul of the Original Sin. Nothing about rebirth." Well, no disrespect but the "FACTS" I go on are in the bible and thats all I need, read the book of John and the book of Luke. Luke 23:43 "And Jesus said unto him, Verily I say unto thee, Today shalt thou be with me in paradise." (speaking to the thief on the cross) John 3:1 "There was a man of the Pharisees, named Nicodemus, a ruler of the Jews: 2The same came to Jesus by night, and said unto him, Rabbi, we know that thou art a teacher come from God: for no man can do these miracles that thou doest, except God be with him. 3Jesus answered and said unto him, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God. 4Nicodemus saith unto him, How can a man be born when he is old? can he enter the second time into his mother's womb, and be bor... Read more

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    hotel283

    Wed Apr 05 2006

    Might want to check your facts their Donovan. Catholics, and most Christians, believe that the rite of Baptism cleanses ones soul of the Original Sin. Nothing about rebirth.

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    blue47

    Wed Apr 05 2006

    two birthdays and twice the presents!

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    texasyankee

    Sat Jun 25 2005

    All of the people I have met who were born again were complete turn offs to Christianity. Sorry but everyone who has been baptized is born again but the people who state that they are born again think that they are more special then the rest of us who consider it already said when we state I am a Christian I had a boyfriend who said he was born again and he thought he was above me because he had been Catholic, went away from the church, got mixed up in some really bad stuff and then came back again and became Born Again No nobody is more superior, in the eyes of God. He wasn't the only Born Again I have met who acted as if they were superior, I have met quite a few that turn their noses up to those of us who are mere Christians. EDIT: In the bible it states that on the day of pentecost when the disciples were speaking in tongues, they recieved the holy spirit, that JOhn baptized in water and that now they would be baptized in the holy spirit. However, to speak in tongues was not how t... Read more

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    castlebee

    Tue May 31 2005

    UPDATE: Well, yes jfkbuff since you brought it up it really is nice to have the intelligence and lack of herd mentality to be able to make up my own mind concerning matters of faith. About as nice - I would imagine- as it is for you to stop by just to let us all in on who qualifies as a true Christian as opposed to the poor saps who are just deluding themselves. Im certainly not denying that one must have an honest and true faith in Christ to be a Christian. I simply dont think that you or any other person on earth is qualified to say who actually has it. You think you can define something that happens only in the human heart and soul apparently based on a term someone coined back in the sappy 70s. There is nothing worse than a group of reformed whatevers who get together, have a religious experience and then proceed to box up their own version of how it must happen. Apparently the experience causes them to become so unhinged they actually believe they have some new angle on Chr... Read more

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    souljunkie

    Tue May 31 2005

    I understand 'texasyankee' here. My view is similar. Most of the 'born again' folks I met in my eyes are just using religion as their new crutch. They all seem to have had a bad road before because of their inherent weaknesses. Whether it be dope or sex or some other vice, they are able to get past it by essentially being addicted to something else, in this case God/Religion. These kind of people have to be obsessive about something, thats what brought on their initial demons in the first place. So now instead of being hooked on drugs or something, now they are hooked on God. It usually means they have to preach and talk and preach a talk and convince themselves every day that they are good now instead of bad....just a cop out. If you could not find faith for the right reason, to use it as a crutch is kind of phony to me. But, anything that helps you out...more power to you. Its better to be a Jesus freak than an addict I guess.

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    canadasucks

    Mon May 30 2005

    I've met many intelligent and scholarly Christians from diverse denominations. . .but these are by far and away the dumbest and least educated sect. . .Absolutely retarded as a whole.