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Can liberal Christianity be saved? | Holy Post | National Post

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  1. I read this on HuffPo a day or so ago. The interesting question here is what is Christianity and what makes a person a Christian. Progressives seem to have a much broader definition and Trads much narrower.

    At some point you really have to ask the question do you even have to believe in God or the divinity of Jesus to be a true Christian and then presto-chango, you're staring post Christianity right in the face. The Unitarians have already made this leap.

    I don't think Benny and his red beanie boys are ready to head down this road, just yet and that's where things are clearly heading. May not node well for them.

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