More Personal Revelations of Faith

[tangent_odyssey]

I didn't get the chance to update my journal yesterday, as I spent most of the day at David's geeking it up, so here's the scoop

Comments

[vesper87]

i know what you mean by the protestantism...sort of just not doing it's job to make you feel that way

i was raised episcipalian and christened episcipalian until i had to move down south..then i went to baptist churches and they did nothing but make me hypocritical until i began to doubt when i was 12/13
then i denounced christianity all together by time i was 15

sad

but when i returned north for my grandfather's funeral in an episcipalian church i felt closer again
and the wedding i went to made me feel slightly more spiritual..though utterly depressed with protestantism
i would really think i would start going to the episcipalian church again across from mcconell if i didn't have work..and i feel like sometimes i really need the money...

to make WoW payments X_X

AND BUY GROCERIES..that's a second thought.

[tangent_odyssey]

I've been generally depressed with the Protestant approach to Christianity for a while now. I guess that's what compelled me to attend a Catholic mass...it's amazing how much different it is from protestant services. It feels more...authentic. Almost makes me feel like what I've been practicing all these years is a cheap rip-off of the religion I'm supposedly following.

If you feel the same way, I'd encourage you to come check it out if you can find or make the time, although I'm not really qualified to invite you as I'm not a member either. If you find that you become interested, talk to Kat. :)

[lilrogue9]

of course I don't mind ^_^ I'd love for you to come. And I'm glad you had a good experience - a lot of people just get bored with us silly Catholics and our Mass, but I'm really glad that you got something out of it :-) see you there next sunday