My cousin's funeral, and my experience with the Baptist church

[morethanascar]

Yesterday was my cousin's funeral. It was at a baptist church on 14 and Van Dyke. The service was held at a church because all of the people couldnt fit in the funeral home. We almost needed a bigger church. Jordan came with me. I think he cried more yesterday than at his own cousin's funeral. People from my old neighborhood came, who I havent seen

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[othelordo]

I used to be very religious. In fact, I even used to support presidents.

But this, my friend...is a prime example why we should be an anarchist society. Your cousin seemed to be a light bulb in everyone's life, and so we should remember him as that. Not ponder as to what his RELIGIOUS DESTINY is, because, let's face it... the bible isn't a real thing. Flat out. That really bothered me when u talked about that guy saying what he said and ur family should really do sumthin about that. That is the biggest spit in the face of all. If u wanna hang out, man, call me. I'd be more than happy to chill. I don't call people very much, i just wait for people to call me, its just how i am, but please do. Honestly.

Stand Strong bro.

[takeyoursoul]

Ya i agree about the fuck off pastor. But i also agree that its amazing how many lives garrett touched. I hear people say there mad i say i'm sad i have to wait so long to see the best thing that ever happened to me.