I had to read the first three letters and the back cover a few times before finally understanding what was going on. I agree with the statement in the second letter that said that many people claim to be Christians but still continue to have the same bad habits that are in favor of the devil. A person saying that he/she belongs to a specific religion does not really mean anything because saying something and doing something are completely different. My religion is Roman Catholic but I only go to Church twice a year and there are many aspects of my religion that I do not follow. Depending on what church a person attends, he/she may not get anything out of the experience that would change them anyways. I agree with the letter that most things said in a church are either not understood or misunderstood and that religious song lyrics are old and may not interest people today. Many types of people attend church, but that does not mean that everyone is there for the same reason. Some people might only go because they feel like they have to and not because they want to, so it doesn’t really matter who is sitting next to you in a pew because their beliefs could be completely different than yours.
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Going to Church can mean a lot of things to different people. I agree with you Kacy in that church means many things to different people. Some go to church to worship and be among fellow believer while others go to maintain a good reputation and prove to society that they are “good Christians.” I believe the latter is totally wrong. One should not attend church for others. That’s not what it’s about. Also, one isn’t necessarily a “bad Christian” or “non-believer” if they don’t attend a church regularly. You faith is what YOU make it.
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