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This may be a bit off topic but I'll ask the question anyway. What is a Christian nowadays? It seems that all those who call themselves Christians pick and chose and redefine and reinterpret what they believe in constantly and not two people believe in the same thing. So if they can't even agree on what they are, they probably are anything but Christians, meaning, they're just people who adopt the label Christian as a fashion item, and to talk about a "Christian morality" may be meaningless; I mean, which Christian's morality is the right one? Is there such a thing as "a" Christian morality?
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