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Sunday, 6 November 2022

The difference between being a cultural Christian and a believing Christian is numerical

The difference between a cultural Christian and a believing Christian is a confirmation certificate. How many people counted as Christian in the last census have a confirmation certificate?  50%? 25%? 12%? 6%? Less? If it is less than 6%, can Britain be considered a Christian country? 

If you still insist Britain is a Christian country, can you name the Christian principles the British government supports?

Do you even know what Christian principles are?

Do you actually know the principles of Judaism and Islam better than you do Christian principles?

Do you know a Christian clergyman you can direct these questions to who will give you an honest and informative answer?

Do you think the Church of England will be answering these questions any time soon?

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