Do you believe "everyones a Christian"?

[Anonymous]

I hear things like "everyone is a Christian even Richard Dawkins" or "Isaac Newton was a Christian". to some extent that's true - if you believe in Catholic morality and intellectually transforming the earth into a monoculture - that doesn't actually exist in reality - then you're a catholic. as far as I can tell if you can't have a voice in this society if you aren't a Catholic in that sense - nothing has changed since the dark ages. the greatest evil to ever exist is anything that isn't Catholic - in that sense. guess who I'm talking about. currently that would be netanyahu.

Yes

No

[contentious]

You can't be "a believer and follower of Christ" (Christian), if you don't follow Christ. Newton was an Arian/Freemason/Sufi Muslim. He openly rejected the trinity, and claimed Jesus Christ was just a man. Richer Dawkins claims to be an atheist and states that he doesn't believe a word of the Bible, thus he is not a believer of Christ. You're the first person I've ever heard make the claim that "everyone is a Christian", and you don't seem to know much about Christianity. Christians are taught to have discernment and to reason and separate truth from falsehood. The Bible is filled with passages dealing with the acceptance or rejection of the Word of God (Jesus) dividing the world into two not one. This is why there is a judgement day when God's enemies will be defeated. The Antichrist and the false prophet will be thrown into the lake of fire. Believers will be saved and nonbelievers will be condemned. While Christians are taught to spread the good news to those who are receptive, if certain people will not listen or receive you with hospitality, you're suppose to leave that house or town because a rejection of the message is a rejection of God. There is no forced conversion in Christianity. You have to free accept salvation by your own free will. I don't know where you are getting that dogma about the Catholic church either. The Roman Catholic church is in full or partial communion with a number of other churches.

[contentious]

*freely

[strateguy632]

Muslim? See
en.m.wikipedia.org/.../Religious_views_of_Isaac_Newton

[contentious]

@strateguy632 Yes, Muslim and no Wikipedia is not a source. Newton was a Freemason, which is based around Sufi Islam. Muslims rely on the arguments of Arian cults. So what I am saying is that Newton's religious belief was not Christian, he had wondered into Arian Cultism/Sufi Islam (Freemasonry) religious positions.

[strateguy632]

1, I voted yes but only in American colleges or similar western ones, where peer pressure mocking and career bullying , forces students to lie they are atheists.

Isac newton believed new testament prophecy so WAS Christian

smart people would be WISE to accept this opinion from GENIUS isac. I CONCUR! Agree and approve this interpreted.

2, i concede "not literally everyone" due to a few million practicing muslims and practicing catholics, but still say everyone. Like slang "Just about" everyone is.

3, richard dawkins admitted god is possible and studied new testament, so is like a Christian, but not literally believing Christianity but "like a Christian" as above. about "having a voice" dawkins book was not banned.

4, no comparison of "netanyahu" you mentioned, his rescue mission to the atrocities done by #Palestinians on October 7, as "greatest evil " you wrote. Mass murder 1,200 jews is not only a huge number, more than a thousand, but worse, relative to israel few population, is 1 in 9000, like 9/330,000 around 40 THOUSAND americans murdered, so lets not lose perspective about greatest evil.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

I suppose the idea is that everyone follows the basic morals presented in christianity as a society, such as being kind and helpful, but these are universally good traits. If someone says that, I’d let it be. It’s weird and clearly factually incorrect, but it’s not like I can change their mind and it doesn’t really matter in the end.

[BCRanger10]

No. If someone tells me they're an atheist, then as far as I'm concerned, they're an atheist. I do believe that if someone has good will and is seeking the truth, they are ultimately seeking God. But that by itself does not make them a Christian.

[jshm2]

It's as daft as American's claiming "everyone is Murican, and speaks English"

[beefcakebradybatson]

How about MuslimsJews, Sikhs, Hindus and the other faiths?

[Avicenna]

Absolutely not