It must be nice to be a Christian and still not have follow the dogma, doctrines and teachings that come with Christianity. I am willing wager that her counterparts in Judaism and Islam adhere closely to the teachings, doctrines and dogma of their respective faiths. I am sure that people who followed the Buddhist, Hindu or Shinto belief, also follow the dogma, doctrines and teachings as required. Only Christians I guess, can make up their own rules as they go  along. Just chuck the Bible out the window because it too strict and too politically incorrect. I don't think Rev. Julia Seymour is an apostate. She sounds more like a Deist, then a Christian. Nothing wrong with that. I am one myself.....much like George Washington before me. "God is love" (1 John 4:8) to be the highest truth and guide in my life" is what she wrote. Most Christians I know tells me that accepting Jesus Christ as your lord and savior, adhering to his teachings" marked a Christian. Who is right???