>Having said that, I'll give you Presbyterians credit. You're not as cucked as the rest of the Protestant
Wut.
>I’m a Presbyterian Minister Who Doesn’t Believe in God
>patheos.com/blogs/friendlyatheist/2015/03/17/im-a-presbyterian-minister-who-doesnt-believe-in-god-2/
>“How can you call yourself a Christian, let alone a minister?!”
>I get asked that question frequently and the questioner is hostile more often than not. Still, I like to answer it if I believe the questioner is sincere.
>Though I self-identify as a Christian and I am an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), I raised eyebrows a few years ago when I posted an article on my website about how my personal beliefs don’t align with those of most Presbyterians.
>For example, I believe that:
>Religion is a human construct.
>The symbols of faith are products of human cultural evolution.
>Jesus may have been an historical figure, but most of what we know about him is in the form of legend.
>God is a symbol of myth-making and not credible as a supernatural being or force.
>The Bible is a human product as opposed to special revelation from a divine being.
>Human consciousness is the result of natural selection, so there’s no afterlife
>In short, I regard the symbols of Christianity from a non-supernatural point of view.
>And yet, even though I hold those beliefs, I am still a proud minister. But I don’t appreciate being told that I’m not truly a Christian.
Wut.
>You're not as cucked as the rest of the Protestants.
Is that a sick joke? I think you must be joking. If you aren't, read that article and rethink your position.