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5/28/2015 7:49:37 AM
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I don't want to say you are wrong because you aren't. You actually have a very solid point. But I don't think that is true for everyone. I love to "go get some fresh bread", as my preacher would say. It's the highlight of my week. I want to hear something new and read stories I haven't read before. I enjoy listening to my preacher breaking things down and analyzing scripture. I've had so many moments of "Oh! That makes so much more sense to me now!". And I think we are all designed to feel that flourishing feeling when you gather. I've felt it in many surroundings and environments, but I've never felt anything more powerful than the things I've felt in church or at church camps.
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Edited by Britton: 5/28/2015 7:55:17 AMWhich all makes wonderful sense. There's nothing like a great analytical discussion of ideas and concepts, an exchanging of thoughts, and if you throw in some outdoors and the people are people you enjoy then you have a truly great thing happening. I learned this a long time ago, more people need to. Its not about religion, its about stimulating and interesting conversation with people you have some level of care for. Unfortunately religion is one of the few remaining facets in society that offers a form of this. We need more of that meeting of the minds.
