re: #175 BlueGrl21

There are plenty of Christians that rarely set foot in a church. I am one of those people. I figure my worship thing is getting out and helping people, not sitting in a sanctuary, though I do respect the people who deeply connect with a place of worship. It’s just never worked out for me.

The priest at the church I attend once in a blue moon is a good friend. We argue Christianity and religion on our own, outside of the structures of a church service. We both find it a lot more interesting.

So, if this fruit loop thinks all Christians go to church she’s in for quite the shock. Many, many of us do not.

Agreed.

As I put it in my most recent page:

the church, at it’s best, becomes a support group in it’s corporate worship, helping it’s members to perfect the real worship of God - the living of good and loving lives helping and loving anyone and everyone by living the Way of Jesus in this world. This world. Again - This. World. Not the next. Imagine there is no heaven and you’ll be closer to it than you ever were before.
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