inclusive sunday

[yanatonage]

I posted a Question about religion (specifically christianity) in thequestionclub and I got some interesting responses. Feel free to post there if the question pertains to you.

I have a separate question for you: How do you spend your sunday mornings?

Comments

[bwdiederich]

So I didn't really want to join the community. Here's my answer to the question club question

[yanatonage]

so if you think that jesus/the crufixion is incidental to your theology, does that make you jewish?

[bwdiederich]

No no, the point of it is, it's not incidental to Christian theology. It is incidental to me, which means I'm not a Christian.

I wish I was a Jew, man. Latkes for DAYS!

[yanatonage]

you are soooo jewish.

[bwdiederich]

This morning I'm listening to my roommate try to form large "loogies" in the bathroom while I try to get motivated to get dressed/take a shower/get some food/read Hegel.

Most Sundays Devon and I are together and do not much of anything till noon, when we usually go out for some food and then try to get schoolwork stuff done.

[bwdiederich]

I've been thinking it'd be nice, if I were someplace where I had more friends in close physical proximity, to have a Sunday morning ritual of sorts. Get coffee and waffles with some set of people or have a group of us who rotate hosting a breakfast. I crave community.

[yanatonage]

community is awesome. I think you might like denver. It has a decent little arts scene.

[rabiddinosaur]

sometimes I wish I could believe in God. I don't feel like I need it to be a nice person, but instead to feel like life is meaningful. this really bothers me sometimes.

most Sunday mornings I just sleep.

[yanatonage]

would you believe in a mean god, like the old greek gods, who were petty and selfish?

hooray for sleep! high-five! (zzzz.)

[rabiddinosaur]

from what I've read of the Bible, the Christian God ain't that great either.

[gotmahmojo]

Usually I spend Sunday mornings hungover and wishing I could get back to sleep.

[jimmyjoke]

Sleeping in until it becomes p.m. The one morning of the week that I can truly sleep in.