Certainly “truth” would be another area for definition. But my faith in the Truth impels me to act. The same love of the Savior buzzes in me, and I cannot stand myself if I am not about Jesus’ business.
Parenthetically, I renounce the idea that I am trying to earn my salvation. I am saved because of Jesus’ work on the cross. Because of Jesus work on the cross, out of sublime gratitude and with joy, I work to alleviate others’ suffering.
And you? How do you define Christianity?
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This definition agrees with James 1:27, but living in a predominantly non-Christian country I have trouble using it as an exclusive definition, certainly.
yes. didn’t mean to be exclusive definition
The freedom to choose to do right! I don’t work to be saved, I work because I am saved and want to show “this little light of mine, I’m going to let it shine”.
That’s good.
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The orignial meaning of the word “Christian” was pejorative. It was used in a demeaning way and meant “little Christs.” Which I think is a wonderful definite of Christianity–being little Christs. Being Who He is. Becoming more like Him in every way.
Help us, Jesus!