This is an important thread. I think of Christian identity in terms of narrative. Folk re-tell, & live out the story of Jesus. All these narrative-shaped people call themselves Christians. But there many ways of telling the same story & disagreement about what the story means. https://twitter.com/masonmennenga/status/1245896720367656961

This thread resonates with me, in part because of the many ways my conception of Christianity differs in so many ways from a perceived 'orthodoxy'. My husband once playfully suggested that my worldview 'is quite animistic, I just happen to believe in Jesus the god'.

This description leaves out some important things (my universalism, my commitment to the reality & centrality of the Resurrection), but possesses a lot of truth also.