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> Some people mean no more by it [christian] than a person who attempts to live a good life. Is that still common in the US? Doesn't it have to be a bit more e
by creer 3y ago
> Some people mean no more by it [christian] than a person who attempts to live a good life.
Is that still common in the US? Doesn't it have to be a bit more engaged or militant these days? How does it work among your friends? See also "United States should be a Christian Nation" and such.
- I_Am_Nous 3y agoIt depends on where you go, and what issues you ask about. But most people have boiled Christianity down to "I believe in God" and that's it. That's only 4 of the first 5 words of the Nicene Creed, the original summary of the Christian faith.
- meepmorp 3y agoI’ve only encountered that meaning of “christian,” in books and movies, and maybe the occasional ironic use. (US born, middle aged native English speaker)