Reply #15: I'm not a Christian.

[Meldread]

I am not a Christian, therefore WWJD is fairly irrelevant to me considering if I choose to believe he existed, I believe he well... I'd rather not get into that debate here. I have set my own standards to live by - and I do - that still doesn't mean I can't be inspired by the mythical Jesus of the Bible or great inspirational acts done by his followers.

I'm not judging any Christian who chooses not to do this, only they themselves can be the judge. Although, I do feel that it is rather odd that people would revere a single man, who may or may not have existed, who is reported to have done great acts that have inspired billions of people, only to consistently fall woefully short themselves.

Personally, it's my hope that the Christians who take up this cause will inspire other Christians to do the same, and it would have a ripple effect throughout the entire religion. Maybe it's a bit too hopeful to wish for some type of dramatic revolution on that scale, but... well... I suppose it is a bit too hopeful considering only two people signed up for the challenge.

Frankly, I willingly admit that the principles of Jesus are too lofty for me to even attempt. Thankfully, though, I don't call myself a Christian or even think of myself in such a way. It would be insulting to real Christians.