It's still a more useful hobby than actually collecting stamps.Of course it is. Now if you will excuse me, I have to go back to my favourite hobby of not collecting stamps.

Other, none.
It's still a more useful hobby than actually collecting stamps.Of course it is. Now if you will excuse me, I have to go back to my favourite hobby of not collecting stamps.
Christian. I try not to associate myself with any denominations, since I don't see them as important- more a distraction.
Christian: Protestant (ish): liberal thinking. I can't recall having been to church for the last 4 months, tbh.
Even at my best, I've only gone to temple about once a year. It just leaves me kind of cold and I prefer to do my praying at home.
Christian. I try not to associate myself with any denominations, since I don't see them as important- more a distraction.
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Christian. I try not to associate myself with any denominations, since I don't see them as important- more a distraction.
So: Christian (Protestant).![]()
Christian. I try not to associate myself with any denominations, since I don't see them as important- more a distraction.
Can I ask then, which church do you go to (if you do go).
I only ask because I share the same mindset. I find the divisions unnecessary, and so I try to go to a different church each week to get the best out of all of them.
However, being quite lazy, I usually end up going to the Catholic cathedral.
Christian: Protestant (ish): liberal thinking. I can't recall having been to church for the last 4 months, tbh.
Even at my best, I've only gone to temple about once a year. It just leaves me kind of cold and I prefer to do my praying at home.
I'm kind of glad to see someone sharing this mindset. It's something my Dad (a firebreathing Catholic up to the day he died) never understood, nor did he ever try to understand. When he would berate me during my college and later years for not going to church every Sunday, I would quote Matthew 6:6 -- "But when you pray, go into your room, close the door and pray to your Father, who is unseen. Then your Father, who sees what is done in secret, will reward you." For me, my faith is an intensely personal thing. It's not something that I wish to push upon others, nor is it something that I really care to share with others. The Holy See would certainly disagree with me, but I don't need to go to church every Sunday and sing "Glory to God in the Highest" in order to have a spiritual life. I pray in solitude, between myself and God.
For the record, my wife and I are Protestants (I like to joke that I'm a recovering Catholic), in the United Church of Christ.
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