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'''Cafeteria Christianity''' is a term implying that someone decides for himself which parts of the [[Bible]] to accept, as one might select certain foods in a cafeteria,<ref>[http://www.churchofgoddfw.com/monthly/cafeteria.html "Cafeteria Christianity," from the Church of God - DFW]</ref> and implies that the person is a [[Christian]] in name only. Other terms include "salad-bar Christianity" and "cherry-picking Christianity." It is a commonly used epitaph by Christians attempting to declare that their version is the only correct one and everyone else is just cherry-picking the parts of the bible that appeal to them.
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'''Cafeteria Christianity''' is a term implying that someone decides for himself which parts of the [[Bible]] to accept, as one might select certain foods in a cafeteria,<ref>[http://www.churchofgoddfw.com/monthly/cafeteria.html "Cafeteria Christianity," from the Church of God - DFW]</ref> and implies that the person is a [[Christian]] in name only. Other terms include "salad-bar Christianity" and "cherry-picking Christianity."
 
==See Also==
 
==See Also==
 
*[[Fast Food Christianity]]
 
*[[Fast Food Christianity]]

Revision as of 16:37, December 5, 2008

Cafeteria Christianity is a term implying that someone decides for himself which parts of the Bible to accept, as one might select certain foods in a cafeteria,[1] and implies that the person is a Christian in name only. Other terms include "salad-bar Christianity" and "cherry-picking Christianity."

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