Life as a Christian requires the death of oneself

Life as a Christian requires the death of oneself

There is no room for the I, or the me

Life as a Christian requires one to die unto oneself and live for GOD

There is no room for selfish, morally corrupting wants and flesh fulfilling behavior stemming from the same structured thought or thoughts

Life as a Christian must be one of sacrifice for the glorification of GOD

There is no room for philosophical debate, and or rationalization of non-scriptural conduct

“Cogito, ergo sum—I think therefore I am,” (Rene Descartes’)

I think and thus I exist, and if I exist, I must strive to do so for GOD and HIS will for my life—this is the foremost task of a Christian and this again requires me, to die unto myself