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The Good Christian Myth PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Eugene Harder   
Sunday, 30 April 2000 19:01
The mythical good Christian tries to act like a mature believer but is really a child at heart because his life revolves around "what feels good for me." He fails to accept responsibility for the maturity of others in the church

The large headline on the front page of the April 22/00 Globe and Mail boldly declared, "The young still believe." The sub heading declared, "Defying the skeptics, most Canadians aged 18 - 34 display a strong Christian faith."
An encouraging finding of the poll was that 62% of Canadians aged 18 - 34 believe that the Bible is the inspired word of God. I expected that number to be much lower than 62%.

Another finding is a wake-up call to the church. 80% of Canadians in all age groups say that they don't need to go to church to be good Christians. From God's perspective is that opinion true or false? 80% of Canadians are making a big assumption that they know what constitutes a good Christian and what the Bible says. I call this the myth of the good Christian.

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