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Bob, I come from the opposite end in some ways – atheism, thent he New Age shoved down my throat all my life. I looked for truth and I found Jesus is the Truth. But I couldn’t commune with the Lord very well on my own. He made us to be together and gave us a church so we would have structure, guidance and community, as well as necessary sacraments. Being very politically left wing back then, I looked for the most liberal church around and ended up as a Quaker. Something was missing.
I tried a nondenominational church, in the interest of the nondenom desire for Christians to be unified again. It had to make doctrinal choices and there went unity, and it joined a denomination. Even congregations aren’t meant to be alone. It went Foursquare. A look into the history of that denomination worried me – it’s very new and based on so little. The congregation was already in at least three basic parts and they divided further – name-it-and-claim-it followers, paranoids, worried mainliners and the ones losing faith in that group, like me.
I shopped around and ended up here, asking questions. Soon I went into RCIA and asked many questions. All were answered very well. And my relationship with the Lord improved. Well before Easter my mind was well made up and I couldn’t wait.
I’m praying for my whole family now, especially the atheists, and I believe they will all come home soon. My mother is praying the rosary. I’ll pray for you, too. You feel you’ve found something new, but it’s actually cold and slippery out there.
I tried a nondenominational church, in the interest of the nondenom desire for Christians to be unified again. It had to make doctrinal choices and there went unity, and it joined a denomination. Even congregations aren’t meant to be alone. It went Foursquare. A look into the history of that denomination worried me – it’s very new and based on so little. The congregation was already in at least three basic parts and they divided further – name-it-and-claim-it followers, paranoids, worried mainliners and the ones losing faith in that group, like me.
I shopped around and ended up here, asking questions. Soon I went into RCIA and asked many questions. All were answered very well. And my relationship with the Lord improved. Well before Easter my mind was well made up and I couldn’t wait.
I’m praying for my whole family now, especially the atheists, and I believe they will all come home soon. My mother is praying the rosary. I’ll pray for you, too. You feel you’ve found something new, but it’s actually cold and slippery out there.