A recent survey revealed that 75% of Americans believe in God, with 63% of respondents self-identifying as Christians. But what actually makes a person a genuine Christian?  Is it only believing in God, attending church, owning a Bible, or thinking positively about Jesus?  Is it possible that many Americans have convinced themselves that they are a Christian, when in fact they are not? What are the three critical elements of genuine faith according to the Scriptures?