[newgeezer]

I do find it curious that this 'testimony' is completely devoid of the words "Jesus" and "Lord." The word "Christ" is used, but only in referring to the lesson of "Doubting Thomas."

I'm not jumping to any conclusions; just pointing out my own puzzlement. I hope and pray her faith is in the saving work of the Lord Jesus Christ on her behalf, and not in simply believing in the mere existence of a "Creator" and His Son. (Even the devil himself knows they exist.)

[B-Chan]

Well, she is a mainstream Protestant, after all. What can one expect?

[txzman]

My thoughts also - the absence of the powerful word "Jesus" makes me wonder. But then again, it is not mine to judge :)

[TheBattman]

Exactly what I picked up on - I really didn't hear much "Christian Testimony" in that article. Mostly just that there is some sort of faith in a "creator".

[rwfromkansas]

This so-called testimony is not really such. A testimony describes how one came to faith. This is more about how her faith influences her life. I am not worried in the slightest about her not saying "Jesus" every 2 sentences. She has a unified view of God.