Article July 8, 1996 Issue

A QUESTIONS & ANSWERS EXCHANGE

Several months ago, this column included some questions without answers. We invited readers to respond from their own study and daily experience in seeking to understand God. This column, and columns in future weeks, offer excerpts from some of the many answers we received to those questions.

Q. What do you think it means to be a Christian? Are there theological and/or behavioral qualifications?—from a clergywoman in Missouri

A. To be a Christian means to live a life that makes spiritual rather than material goals its top priority. "Seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness," said the master Christian (Matt. 6:33).

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