We are intentionally irreverent regarding industrial Christianity, and therefore cannot call ourselves Christian by the exhibited definition of the term in the zeitgeist.
We do, however, love Jesus, what he stood for, and that his very irreverence for industrial religion is why industrial religion had him murdered.
We claim neither righteousness nor anything close to perfection. We do, however, stand boldly under grace made possible by Jesus on the cross.
Following Jesus starts with how we live. The Sermon on the Mount, especially the Beatitudes, calls us toward humility, mercy, a hunger for righteousness, and the work of making peace.
Our identity in Christ should make us more willing to listen, examine ourselves, forgive, and serve. It should leave less room for self-righteousness and the need to prove our status.
This is a direction to keep practicing, not a claim that we have arrived. Faith ought to be visible in our conduct, including how we treat people who disagree with us.