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Nameless Ghoul

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Ladies and Gentlemen, there have been things going on in my life, and I feel a "call back" for returning to my Christian faith 100% , and family environment. The problem is "Sunday morning"(cue Nirvana) seemingly anywhere seems like a pre-planned/robotic message about "social issues" with a sing-along intermixed (Which it is, I attended Bible School). It rings so hollow even when interacting with other "believers" looking for growth, and guidance). It's a BS structure, because the pastor is delivering a generic"pre-planned message', to a mixed audience of diehards/newbies(and everything in between), while also appealing to "Will you return next week, and are you willing to risk your eternal salvation if you don't or if you feel that I'm wrong saying this?"
 
Ladies and Gentlemen, there have been things going on in my life, and I feel a "call back" for returning to my Christian faith 100% , and family environment. The problem is "Sunday morning"(cue Nirvana) seemingly anywhere seems like a pre-planned/robotic message about "social issues" with a sing-along intermixed (Which it is, I attended Bible School). It rings so hollow even when interacting with other "believers" looking for growth, and guidance). It's a BS structure, because the pastor is delivering a generic"pre-planned message', to a mixed audience of diehards/newbies(and everything in between), while also appealing to "Will you return next week, and are you willing to risk your eternal salvation if you don't or if you feel that I'm wrong saying this?"

Seems like you just need a different Church culture.

I go to a really great one called the Church of Scientology. It's so good a lot of celebrities go to it and you can also get lots of sex from the members too. Really changed my life personally.

Here's proof actual celebrities go to the Church. DM me if interested.

tom-cruise-church-scientology.jpg
 
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without getting too personal what is the catalyst for this religious revival
 
If you a scared motherfucker go to church
If you a gutter motherfucker do your dirt
If you a down motherfucker put in work
If you a crazy motherfucker go berserk

It's pretty sad but that's the first thing that went through my mind when I saw the title
 
Founder of Palantir "Peter Thiel" is an atheist and believes Religion the downfall of man and that he wants to get people to turn away from Religion. Well Christian right you all voted for a guy who giving all this information to an atheists who calls for the downfall of Religion. Who said people have called him the antichrist.
 
Founder of Palantir "Peter Thiel" is an atheist and believes Religion the downfall of man and that he wants to get people to turn away from Religion. Well Christian right you all voted for a guy who giving all this information to an atheists who calls for the downfall of Religion. Who said people have called him the antichrist.
What's any of that have to do with the thread? Am I missing something?
 
Ladies and Gentlemen, there have been things going on in my life, and I feel a "call back" for returning to my Christian faith 100% , and family environment. The problem is "Sunday morning"(cue Nirvana) seemingly anywhere seems like a pre-planned/robotic message about "social issues" with a sing-along intermixed (Which it is, I attended Bible School). It rings so hollow even when interacting with other "believers" looking for growth, and guidance). It's a BS structure, because the pastor is delivering a generic"pre-planned message', to a mixed audience of diehards/newbies(and everything in between), while also appealing to "Will you return next week, and are you willing to risk your eternal salvation if you don't or if you feel that I'm wrong saying this?"
If you went to bible school why don't you start your own fellowship in your house?
 
Ladies and Gentlemen, there have been things going on in my life, and I feel a "call back" for returning to my Christian faith 100% , and family environment. The problem is "Sunday morning"(cue Nirvana) seemingly anywhere seems like a pre-planned/robotic message about "social issues" with a sing-along intermixed (Which it is, I attended Bible School). It rings so hollow even when interacting with other "believers" looking for growth, and guidance). It's a BS structure, because the pastor is delivering a generic"pre-planned message', to a mixed audience of diehards/newbies(and everything in between), while also appealing to "Will you return next week, and are you willing to risk your eternal salvation if you don't or if you feel that I'm wrong saying this?"

If you want a less structured experience then I would suggest a Pentecostal church - though not for everyone and is heavy on social issues.

Personally I've always found Methodist to be a more middle of the road experience, but it is very structured.

Best of luck in your journey.
 
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