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Illiad +anyone else....	by tesla_koil	2006-11-19 12:55:59
While the founding fathers were all Christian,	by retiqlum2	2004-03-17 08:57:27
No they weren't!	by nelzie	2006-11-19 12:55:59
I was under the impression...	by retiqlum2	2004-03-17 09:18:50
Depends on how loosely you define "Christian"	by tigermouse	2004-03-17 09:23:44
And both of those terms have	by Slacktime	2004-03-17 09:28:11
Well, it depends on how much detail is needed	by tigermouse	2004-03-17 09:47:29
I think most Christians have believed since very early in church history that Christianity requires some sort of acceptance of Trinitarianism, which Unitarians and Deists do not do and have never done. I don't think it's necessary to delve into details to say they could only be considered Christians by a pretty loose definition of Christianity, looser than many Christians would agree to.
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That''s ok	by Slacktime	2004-03-17 09:49:17
Not sure if they have that as a cause	by tigermouse	2004-03-17 10:00:01
That's not nice!	by retiqlum2	2004-03-17 10:42:21
If you take 'Christian' out of your second-to-last	by romandas	2004-03-18 08:05:06

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