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No, it is not. It is entirely possible for someone to read the Bible and not be a Christian and vice versa. Depending on the denomination of Christianity, your faith, acceptance of God's grace, or a well-lived ethical life reflects your Christianity. Reading The Bible makes you more knowledgeable and understanding of life's ways and means.
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How can i read the devil's Bible?
Do not read the true Bible and allow yourself to be lord of your own life
What are the responsibilities of a Christian?
Share the news and read the bible to learn!
Do the JObroes have interests in reading the Bible?
Yes They are christian. So they probably read the bible. XD.
What is most read religious book of the world?
The Christian Bible is the most read religious book.
Does justin bieber read the bible?
yes, he is a christian and believes in Ghandi
Do Shintos read The Bible?
Shintoism is indigenous to Japan as a spiritual practice of their people. As such, they would not normally read the Judeo-Christian Bible. However, this does not mean someone who practices Shintoism could not or has not read the Bible.
Did Michael Jackson read Islam bible?
No. There are rumors that he converted to Islam but its not true. He read the holy bible and believed in god.
What did President Lincoln read from the War Department each night before bed?
a christian bible; he was a strong Christian
What is modern understand of priesthood of Christ?
Read the Book of Hebrews in the Christian Bible
What religion is a Bible church?
Christian. The Bible is the authoritative book of teaching for Christians. A Bible church, if it is true to its name will put its emphasis on following the Bible.
Is the Bible the best book to read?
I would say it is the very best book to read and if you are a Christian it is God's book to you.
Where might one go to read Christian news?
There are many places to read Christian news. Some places Include The Christian Post, Christian News Today, Bible Gateway, Religion News Today, and the Christian Science Monitor.
