How can a Christian reject part of the Bible and still call themselves a Christian?

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Truth is I don't know 100% for sure.  I'm making my choice based on where I'm being led.  Like I said, I've strongly considered letting it go, but there's nothing else for me to go to.  I think God has led me to where I am.  By the way I was a practicing catholic most of my life and I let that go, so it's not a matter of me not being able to take that step to move on if I believe it's warranted.

If you yourself don't know how your belief is justified, then what have you been telling people here for three years? Until you can go from A to B through reason, all you have is an isolated case for what you believe in with no adequate argument to offer to anyone else.

I believe that the bible is true and is justification for my belief. I'm not 100% sure of anything. I've never made a choice in my life, such as getting married or what career to pursue, in which I was 100% sure. We must make decisions on which way to go and then go for it, or else we'll just keep wallowing. I don't want to be on my deathbed and still be hem hawing around about a decision that effects eternity. I've considered the evidence and opened myself to God's leading and decided to follow him. I believe that anyone who says that they are have no doubts about any life decision is probably being dishonest.