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Originally Posted by Hexadecimal
The fellowship that church buildings have available varies entirely by the church leadership and the audience they are trying to reach. Some are very somber, others are very lively, still others are spotted with hilarity and the sublime. Some sermons will move congregations to tears, to shame, to laughter, to praise...you can experience quite a range within a church.
If you would really like to 'give Christ a chance', I would suggest taking an hour a day to read the Bible from front to back. Yes, this is a time consuming task. It took me some 48 or so hours to read it through. As much as some can get out of church, I wasn't getting an accurate picture of what Christ or the True Church was about by congregating in buildings to listen to another person interpret a book for me that I had not yet read in full. If you truly would like to give Faith a fair hearing, I implore of you to read the book in full before making your final decision. Contempt against the unknown is THE stumbling block.
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I see what you are saying, but I just don't think I could get into the story of Jesus. For months now I have contemplated on adding a faith in Jesus Christ into my life, and what I have come to find out is that I have never really needed that sort of faith. I have always figured things out on my own. I never had to use the story of Jesus Christ or God to help me out. And I don't believe I need it now. I believe I am strong enough to handle situations on my own.
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