Thank you all for your sincere response. Personally, I'm conflicted in my thoughts about being a true Christian. I accept Jesus as my Lord and Savior and I try to walk in his footsteps but often fall out of step, therefore, I cannot call myself a true Christian. How do I reconcile this? Or is this even possible?
This is why I asked for you to tell me what a true Scotsman is.
The story goes something like this, "A Scott goes somewhere and does something or says something. Another Scott sees or hears this, and says, "NO true Scottsman would do..... or say......." ".
See, The original man was born and raised in Scotland, same as the second guy. The difference is, the second guy had a long set of do's and don'ts that would show and declare that you were infact a "True Scottsman". If anything else was done meant you weren't true.
As a Christian you don't have a definitive as much as you would think. You are on your own path and you are an individual. The Lord knows your heart and is dealing with you in such away that only He knows how.
Everyone of us who follows Christ has faults of our own. You may not have a problem with cussing, but maybe I do. But, you may have a problem with anger and I don't. See? Theoretically, No "True Christian" would ever have such problems. However, we are and we do.