The Christian individual is not monolithic nor a hodgepodge of all that call themselves Christian. Christianity has been absorbed into a larger modernistic understanding of the believer individual. Some heretical beliefs are often held by errant "Christians." The orthodox core of the Christian individual's beliefs is consistently held in concert with the long-revered Biblical canon. The purpose of this book is not that of beleaguering or judging character but to present a basic definitive requirement for inclusion as a Christian Individual. This is not a rejection of sects or remnants that are not in harmony with mainstream Christianity but a callout of those finding error and alternatives to the teachings of Christ and his apostles, since selective interpretation is not sanctioned as the Bible teaches but every word that proceeds from God with Christ crucified and raised from the dead.