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I'm definitely not Christian, but I've got little Christian chunks still embedded in my brain. Like, whenever I hear 'Christians' talk about their woman pastor, or being queer, or having premarital sex, those little chunks just don't believe they're actually Christian.
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there's nothing quite as endearing as people simultaneously claiming their religion is at its core a "deeply personal relationship with the divine" but that the relationships others have with the divine are wrong because that personal nature begins and ends with their experiences
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Sure, though most protestants believe that the Church lost the way pretty early on (Catholicism) and that Martin Luther etc. restored a lot of the older 'correct' doctrines. Most protestants wouldn't consider the 11th century Church to have any legitimate claim.
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*Churches this was the great schism and each half considered itself to be the one true church; further splintering since the "reformation" period and a tendency to see "others" as not 'real/ true' Christians, supports the stance that no Christians are actually Christian.