How Christians and there god sound to me.

[median]

You're predictable, I wrote it, you fulfilled it, deal with it...

So, two direct questions to YOU, median. Should the bible be the standard one should use when determining for oneself whether another is a Christian or not? If no, what should be used?

*I predict more deflection, an ad-hom, and possibly some goalpost shifting*

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And for the record, he's NOT my deity. I never said he was. I argue about what is actually written in the scriptures, if you can't deal with that, it's best to avoid confrontation with me...
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LOL. A consistently dishonest and irrational debater - going on tangent rabbit trails (ad hominem and red herring) talking in grade school fashion. "Neener, neener, neener, you're predictable neener. I know who the 'real' Christian is." Grow the fuck up.This lame attempt has nothing to do with the OP. If you believe your deity has any of the traits described in Post #1, the burden is on you to demonstrate how you know this deity actually exists, and how you know this deity holds said characteristics. If you make some appeal to your SPIN on the bible, then we'll ask why we should take the bible as an authority on any subject (including your deity).

As to the first question, I already answered it but apparently you can't read. I-DON'T-CARE. You claim you are arguing about, "what is actually written in the scriptures." But that's what every sect of every religion claims. "Our interpretation is the right one!" Haven't we heard that a million times? I don't care. You can debate with other theists all you want. The burden of proof is still on you to demonstrate how you know ANY deity exists. Until you can demonstrate that, your rants are no different than talking about the book of Santa Claus.