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On Monday 10 May 2004 07:21 am, Brian Derr wrote: > Well, I suppose my question is, is that even a question then? I would > imagine that most, if not all, Bible believing, Christ following > Christians would already know this as fact. Looking at the church at > large we are a sad lot of people. The statistics in our country (USA) > about the percentage of people that "are Christian," or "believe in > God," or "go to church" show that something like 80% fall into this > category. While I would love to believe it I find it hard to believe > that 80% of America is a Bible believing Christian. The divorce rate > among the "church" is something like 52%, how can this be if we know > that the *only* Biblical reason for divorce is adultery? Because a > majority of the people that go to church do it to feel good. Is this > news? Not really. True that the only biblical reason for divorce is adultery, but are the 70 to 80% of married women supposed to be married to an alcoholic, drug abuser, abuser, child molester or murderer? So if the woman gets away from that does that make her not a bible believing christian? My point is, not all christians believe 100% in what the bible says, but they are still bible believing christians in my oppinion. David M.
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