BAC Christian

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BAC stands for 'Born Again Christian'. A Born Again Christian is a follower of Jesus Christ. Below is a statement of faith for what BAC's believe.

In society today there is an increasing confusion over exactly what Christianity is. This is largely down to the word ‘Christianity’ being used as an umbrella term that encompasses many different denominations, including most notably Protestant and Roman Catholic.

BACChristian seeks to rectify this problem and make clear to all exactly what BAC’s believe through presentation of unbiased evidence, allowing people to make a clear, informed decision about God.

God has given us all free-will. We all have a decision to make. To make a decision on the basis of distorted facts that you may believe to be true is to make the wrong decision.

As the world becomes more depraved there is now a pressing need for Christians to speak out and stand tall for what they believe more than ever before. It is vital that those we separate ourselves from know exactly why we do what we do and what we stand for.

This blog is for all, Christians, agnostics, religious folk and atheists.

There is an ache in my heart for the world and a temper towards those Christians who are idle and do nothing to help their non-Christian friends or to separate themselves from the sinful ways of the world.

-BACChristian

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