Discussion History UsefulNotes / JapaneseChristian

Edit: This, by the way, is why I opted not to include SeoKouji as an example without further confirmation. {{Suzuka}} has a strong pro-life, pro-chastity message, and the main characters [[spoiler: end up having a very Christian-looking wedding]]. Several characters in KimiNoIruMachi wear crosses, including Eba\\\'s sister, who clearly does not approve of Eba\\\'s apparent trampiness. Also, the hero Haruto is quite chaste. Cross Over takes place in what appears to be a Christian school (Saint Mariannu Academy). And PrincessLucia has a chaste hero who\\\'s clearly afraid of the idea of making a baby with a demon princess, but at the same time doesn\\\'t judge her as a person based on her heritage. But none of those stories contain any clear Christian statements, Bible quotes, or anything else that jumps out at me and says, \\\"Yep, no doubt about it; totally Christian.\\\" It looks to me like Kouji has probably at least had a lot of Christian influence in his life, but that doesn\\\'t necessarily make him a Christian himself.

YamahanaNoriyuki, on the other hand, flat-out states in the author\\\'s notes in his stories how much Jesus and the Bible mean to him, so I did add him.

Edit: This, by the way, is why I opted not to include SeoKouji as an example without further confirmation. {{Suzuka}} has a strong pro-life, pro-chastity message, and the main characters [[spoiler: end up having a very Christian-looking wedding]]. Several characters in KimiNoIruMachi wear crosses, including Eba\\\'s sister, who clearly does not approve Eba\\\'s apparent trampiness. Also, the hero Haruto is quite chaste. Cross Over takes place in what appears to be a Christian school (Saint Mariannu Academy). And PrincessLucia has a chaste hero who\\\'s clearly afraid of the idea of making a baby with a demon princess, but at the same time doesn\\\'t judge her as a person based on her heritage. But none of those stories contain any clear Christian statements, Bible quotes, or anything else that jumps out at me and says, \\\"Yep, no doubt about it; totally Christian.\\\" It looks to me like Kouji has probably at least had a lot of Christian influence in his life, but that doesn\\\'t necessarily make him a Christian himself.

YamahanaNoriyuki, on the other hand, flat-out states in the author\\\'s notes in his stories how much Jesus and the Bible mean to him, so I did add him.

Edit: This, by the way, is why I opted not to include SeoKouji as an example without further confirmation. {{Suzuka}} has a strong pro-life, pro-chastity message, and the main characters [[spoiler: end up having a very Christian-looking wedding]]. Several characters in KimiNoIruMachi wear crosses, including Eba\\\'s sister, who clearly does not approve Eba\\\'s apparent trampiness. Also, the hero Haruto is quite chaste. Cross Over takes place in what appears to be a Christian school (Saint Mariannu Academy). And PrincessLucia has a chaste hero who\\\'s clearly afraid of the idea of making a baby with a demon princess, but at the same time doesn\\\'t judge her as a person based on her heritage. But none of those stories contain any clear Christian statements, Bible quotes, or anything else that jumps out at me and says, \\\"Yep, no doubt about it; totally Christian.\\\" It looks to me like Kouji has probably at least had a lot of Christian influence in his life, but that doesn\\\'t necessarily make him a Christian himself.

YamahanaNoriyuki, on the other hand, flat-out states in the author\\\'s notes in his stories how much Jesus and the Bible mean to him, so I did add him.

More edits: Sorry, but I couldn\\\'t seem to get the Spoiler tag to work.

Edit: This, by the way, is why I opted not to include SeoKouji as an example without further confirmation. {{Suzuka}} has a strong pro-life, pro-chastity message, and the main characters {{spoiler: end up having a very Christian-looking wedding}}. Several characters in KimiNoIruMachi wear crosses, including Eba\\\'s sister, who clearly does not approve Eba\\\'s apparent trampiness. Also, the hero Haruto is quite chaste. Cross Over takes place in what appears to be a Christian school (Saint Mariannu Academy). And PrincessLucia has a chaste hero who\\\'s clearly afraid of the idea of making a baby with a demon princess, but at the same time doesn\\\'t judge her as a person based on her heritage. But none of those stories contain any clear Christian statements, Bible quotes, or anything else that jumps out at me and says, \\\"Yep, no doubt about it; totally Christian.\\\" It looks to me like Kouji has probably at least had a lot of Christian influence in his life, but that doesn\\\'t necessarily make him a Christian himself.

YamahanaNoriyuki, on the other hand, flat-out states in the author\\\'s notes in his stories how much Jesus and the Bible mean to him, so I did add him.

More edits: Sorry, but I couldn\\\'t seem to get the Spoiler tag to work.

Edit: This, by the way, is why I opted not to include SeoKouji as an example without further confirmation. {{Suzuka}} has a strong pro-life, pro-chastity message, and the main characters {{spoiler: end up having a very Christian-looking wedding}}. Several characters in KimiNoIruMachi wear crosses, including Eba\\\'s sister, who clearly does not approve Eba\\\'s apparent trampiness. Also, the hero Haruto is quite chaste. Cross Over takes place in what appears to be a Christian school (Saint Mariannu Academy). And PrincessLucia has a chaste hero who\\\'s clearly afraid of the idea of making a baby with a demon princess, but at the same time doesn\\\'t judge her as a person based on her heritage. But none of those stories contain any clear Christian statements, Bible quotes, or anything else that jumps out at me and says, \\\"Yep, no doubt about it; totally Christian.\\\" It looks to me like Kouji has probably at least had a lot of Christian influence in his life, but that doesn\\\'t necessarily make him a Christian himself.

YamahanaNoriyuki, on the other hand, flat-out states in the author\\\'s notes in his stories how much Jesus and the Bible mean to him, so I did add him.

Edit: This, by the way, is why I opted not to include SeoKouji as an example without further confirmation. {{Suzuka}} has a strong pro-life, pro-chastity message, and the main characters {{Spoiler: end up having a very Christian-looking wedding}}. Several characters in KimiNoIruMachi wear crosses, including Eba\\\'s sister, who clearly does not approve Eba\\\'s apparent trampiness. Also, the hero Haruto is quite chaste. Cross Over takes place in what appears to be a Christian school (Saint Mariannu Academy). And PrincessLucia has a chaste hero who\\\'s clearly afraid of the idea of making a baby with a demon princess, but at the same time doesn\\\'t judge her as a person based on her heritage. But none of those stories contain any clear Christian statements, Bible quotes, or anything else that jumps out at me and says, \\\"Yep, no doubt about it; totally Christian.\\\" It looks to me like Kouji has probably at least had a lot of Christian influence in his life, but that doesn\\\'t necessarily make him a Christian himself.

YamahanaNoriyuki, on the other hand, flat-out states in the author\\\'s notes in his stories how much Jesus and the Bible mean to him, so I did add him.

Edit: This, by the way, is why I opted not to include SeoKouji as an example without further confirmation. {{Suzuka}} has a strong pro-life, pro-chastity message, and the main characters [[Spoiler: end up having a very Christian-looking wedding]]. Several characters in KimiNoIruMachi wear crosses, including Eba\\\'s sister, who clearly does not approve Eba\\\'s apparent trampiness. Also, the hero Haruto is quite chaste. Cross Over takes place in what appears to be a Christian school (Saint Mariannu Academy). And PrincessLucia has a chaste hero who\\\'s clearly afraid of the idea of making a baby with a demon princess, but at the same time doesn\\\'t judge her as a person based on her heritage. But none of those stories contain any clear Christian statements, Bible quotes, or anything else that jumps out at me and says, \\\"Yep, no doubt about it; totally Christian.\\\" It looks to me like Kouji has probably at least had a lot of Christian influence in his life, but that doesn\\\'t necessarily make him a Christian himself.

YamahanaNoriyuki, on the other hand, flat-out states in the author\\\'s notes in his stories how much Jesus and the Bible mean to him, so I did add him.

Edit: This, by the way, is why I opted not to include SeoKouji as an example without further confirmation. [[Suzuka]] has a strong pro-life, pro-chastity message, and the main characters [[Spoiler: end up having a very Christian-looking wedding]]. Several characters in KimiNoIruMachi wear crosses, including Eba\\\'s sister, who clearly does not approve Eba\\\'s apparent trampiness. Also, the hero Haruto is quite chaste. Cross Over takes place in what appears to be a Christian school (Saint Mariannu Academy). And PrincessLucia has a chaste hero who\\\'s clearly afraid of the idea of making a baby with a demon princess, but at the same time doesn\\\'t judge her as a person based on her heritage. But none of those stories contain any clear Christian statements, Bible quotes, or anything else that jumps out at me and says, \\\"Yep, no doubt about it; totally Christian.\\\" It looks to me like Kouji has probably at least had a lot of Christian influence in his life, but that doesn\\\'t necessarily make him a Christian himself.

YamahanaNoriyuki, on the other hand, flat-out states in the author\\\'s notes in his stories how much Jesus and the Bible mean to him, so I did add him.

Edit: This, by the way, is why I opted not to include SeoKouji as an example without further confirmation. [[Suzuka]] has a strong pro-life, pro-chastity message, and the main characters [[Spoiler: end up having a very Christian-looking wedding]]. Several characters in KimiNoIruMachi wear crosses, including Eba\\\'s sister, who clearly does not approve Eba\\\'s apparent trampiness. Also, the hero Haruto is quite chaste. Cross Over takes place in what appears to be a Christian school (Saint Mariannu Academy). But none of those stories contain any clear Christian statements, Bible quotes, or anything else that jumps out at me and says, \\\"Yep, no doubt about it; totally Christian.\\\" It looks to me like Kouji has probably at least had a lot of Christian influence in his life, but that doesn\\\'t necessarily make him a Christian himself.

YamahanaNoriyuki, on the other hand, flat-out states in the author\\\'s notes in his stories how much Jesus and the Bible mean to him, so I did add him.

Edit: This, by the way, is why I opted not to include SeoKouji as an example without further confirmation. [[Suzuka]] has a strong pro-life, pro-chastity message, and the main characters [[Spoiler end up having a very Christian-looking wedding]]. Several characters in KimiNoIruMachi wear crosses, including Eba\\\'s sister, who clearly does not approve Eba\\\'s apparent trampiness. Also, the hero Haruto is quite chaste. Cross Over takes place in what appears to be a Christian school (Saint Mariannu Academy). But none of those stories contain any clear Christian statements, Bible quotes, or anything else that jumps out at me and says, \\\"Yep, no doubt about it; totally Christian.\\\" It looks to me like Kouji has probably at least had a lot of Christian influence in his life, but that doesn\\\'t necessarily make him a Christian himself.

YamahanaNoriyuki, on the other hand, flat-out states in the author\\\'s notes in his stories how much Jesus and the Bible mean to him, so I did add him.

Edit: This, by the way, is why I opted not to include SeoKouji as an example without further confirmation. [[Suzuka]] has a strong pro-life, pro-chastity message, and the main characters [[Spoiler: end up having a very Christian-looking wedding]]. Several characters in KimiNoIruMachi wear crosses, including Eba\\\'s sister, who clearly does not approve Eba\\\'s apparent trampiness. Also, the hero Haruto is quite chaste. Cross Over takes place in what appears to be a Christian school (Saint Mariannu Academy). But none of those stories contain any clear Christian statements, Bible quotes, or anything else that jumps out at me and says, \\\"Yep, no doubt about it; totally Christian.\\\" It looks to me like Kouji has probably at least had a lot of Christian influence in his life, but that doesn\\\'t necessarily make him a Christian himself.

YamahanaNoriyuki, on the other hand, flat-out states in the author\\\'s notes in his stories how much Jesus and the Bible mean to him, so I did add him.

Edit: This, by the way, is why I opted not to include SeoKouji as an example without further confirmation. [[Suzuka]] has a strong pro-life, pro-chastity message, and the main characters [[Spoiler: end up having a very Christian-looking wedding]]. Several characters in KimiNoIruMachi wear crosses, including Eba\\\'s sister, who clearly does not approve Eba\\\'s apparent trampiness. Also, the hero Haruto is quite chaste. Cross Over takes place in what appears to be a Christian school (Saint Mariannu Academy). But none of those stories contain any clear Christian statements, Bible quotes, or anything else that jumps out at me and says, \\\"Yep, no doubt about it; totally Christian.\\\" It looks to me like Kouji has probably at least had a lot of Christian influence in his life, but that doesn\\\'t necessarily make him a Christian himself.

YamahanaNoriyuki, on the other hand, flat-out states in the author\\\'s notes in his stories how much Jesus and the Bible mean to him, so I added him as an example.

Probably not, unless the character is seen praying, or quotes scripture or something. Here in the US, goths often wear crosses, too, but generally aren\\\'t Christians.

Edit: This, by the way, is why I opted not to include SeoKouji as an example without further confirmation. [[Suzuka]] has a strong pro-life, pro-chastity message, and the main characters [[Spoiler: end up having a very Christian-looking wedding]]. Several characters in KimiNoIruMachi wear crosses, including Eba\\\'s sister, who clearly does not approve Eba\\\'s apparent trampiness. Also, the hero Haruto is quite chaste. CrossOver takes place in what appears to be a Christian school (Saint Mariannu Academy). But none of those stories contain any clear Christian statements, Bible quotes, or anything else that jumps out at me and says, \\\"Yep, no doubt about it; totally Christian.\\\" It looks to me like Kouji has probably at least had a lot of Christian influence in his life, but that doesn\\\'t necessarily make him a Christian himself.

NoriyukiYamahana, on the other hand, flat-out states in the author\\\'s notes in his stories how much Jesus and the Bible mean to him, so I added him as an example.