Discussion on Testimony and Remembering One’s Moment of Salvation
Ed Chait
June 15 at 4:16pm · Edited
Byron commented in a thread that his wife and mother-in-law are saved but don't have a specific "moment of salvation". My wife also cannot recall a specific moment when she received Christ as her Lord and Savior. I know that there is no specific "formula" for salvation, but I'm curious as to what kind of testimony a person with this experience can give? If there is no specific moment in time when a person becomes aware they are a sinner in need of God's forgiveness, how can they give . . .
Wendyl Leslie
June 17 at 6:28pm
Got assigned a question today and would like your input on it: What is the difference between "cultural Christian" and "Christian atheism"?
The terms "cultural Christian" and "Christian atheism" aren't totally foreign to me, however, I'm not having much success finding good info about them. My initial thoughts are that Christian atheists believe that Jesus was a good, moral man, but God Himself, is not longer relevant in the church or even dead.
On the other 
"What you people have been doing at Gotquestions.org is a very good thing. I certainly pray that God is with you and your ministry. As for myself, you have proved to be reliable time and time again. I feel like the phrase sola scriptura is woven into the very being of your ministry" 
Justin Tilghman
June 16, 2015 · Kinston, NC
Would appreciate other's thoughts on this one:
Question:Can Christians wear skulls? clothing, rings etc.
My gut says there is nothing explicitly against it but there's really no benefit to it either, but I can't find anything in Scripture to "support" it. The only thing that comes to mind is Leviticus 19:28 but I don't know if that really applies.
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Ed Romero
June 16, 2015
Regis, I'd like to use a lifeline.
Question 405809: You say in an article (Which day was Jesus crucified?) that Jesus was crucified on a Friday. That is utterly impossible! Here's why: A Friday crucifixion means that Friday was the preparation day (13 Nisan) John 19: 31 says he was killed NOT on the High Holy Day of Passover but on the preparation day which preceded it. If that day was Friday it makes the next day both the weekly sabbath AND the high day of Passover. Correct? BUT that would make 