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Trouper Posted 18 years ago
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00 Which version is correct? I'm a christian or I'm christian? is this sentence correct "I'm neither a christian nor an atheist, I'm no body" 02 br
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00 Which version is correct? I'm a christian or I'm christian? is this sentence correct "I'm neither a christian nor an atheist, I'm no body" 02 br
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02 br 02 br 00 Without "a", the word is a simple adjective. [I'm Christian in my attitude. ] 0-
- 02 br 02 br 00 Without "a", the word is a simple adjective.
- [I'm Christian in my attitude.
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0 I'm sure that "I'm 01 u 01 b 00 a 02 b 02 u 00 01 b 01 u 00 C 02 u 02 b 00 hristian" is more common. 02 br
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00 Without "a", the word is a simple adjective. [I'm Christian in my attitude. Thinking that way isn't really very Christian of you.] 0-
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00 Without "a", the word is a simple adjective. [I'm Christian in my attitude. Thinking that way isn't really very Christian of you.] 0-
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0 There is a problem with "no body." It should be "nobody" but even that's not what you mean. You may mean "nothing," but what do you mean to say? If you have no religious beliefs at all, including in the existence of ***, then you are an atheist. 0-
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