I felt like sharing this note I sent to a mormon I talked to. His name won't be shared. I just want to see what people think, if they agree or disagree.-w- It has been a time since I wrote something for Christianity.
Now, now, I am not religious anymore, but this talk spawned in me the memory of why I quitted religion in first place.
Ah, I see now. I mean, I just dropped institution. Reason why I said I dropped religion rather than saying I dropped faith. I still believe, just not through institutions.
Ah, I see now. I mean, I just dropped institution. Reason why I said I dropped religion rather than
I'm saying I don't identify with all the stupid, babbling people who call themselves christians, making up little rituals and rules for themselves, based off their own little personal taboo's and dislikes, then justifying their taboos and encouraging an all out cultural shaming of them by stating that God does not approve. That's what makes me nondenominational.
I know I'm not any better then them, making up my own little morals and rules. But I realized the ambiguess nature of god and faith long ago. That's why I don't try and justify myself by religion, and why I'm willing to compromise on anything as long as it doesn't break the golden rule of not causing direct, foreseeable harm to other or myself. (Though even that can be bent if the circumstances allow).
I'm saying I don't identify with all the stupid, babbling people who call themselves christians, mak
