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I WORSHIP THE "REAL" JESUS CHRIST, NOT THE MYTHICAL JESUS

I can honestly say that I do NOT believe the Jesus Christ taught about in American "Church Culture" is real.

I recognize that eveone worships in a different way, and I understand the value in that.

But I don't see how dancing wildly, having healing lines of people, being "tapped" unconscious on the forehead, or running around with snakes in your hands, has anything to do with the reality of Christ's campaign.

Clearly, you can see that I do NOT like Church Culture!

This is because of the dramatic way and method they conduct their worship of God and Christ, which I believe distracts from the serious reality of Christ's work on earth.

And in some unintentional way, it almost mocks the work of Jesus: this in regards to all that flamboyant, fanatical screaming, and the all too common showboating of mouthy preachers that seem to act more like used car salesmen, rather than a serious scholar of God.

This is one of the reasons, I don't go to church!

More so, I realize a very uncomfortable truth; that is that that type of preaching, creates more atheists than any demon: meaning it's simply hard to take the message of Christ and God seriously when you see people "acting out" the way they do in church, rather than having serious thought-provoking discussions about what Jesus meant and did.

It is now a very normal thing for teens to become atheists, mainly due to their distaste for fanatical church people and their culture, which do NOT represent the REAL Jesus, nor ANY credible concept of God.

I understand greatly the power of myth, but when it supercedes the grandeur of reality, it can sew un-credibility to historical events that actually occured.

It's high time that people separate the aura of children's fables and mythology from the reality of God and Christ's campaign.

If we do not, the next generations of youth will see Christianity as little more than an old-time childish tradition, like Santa Clause and the Easter Bunny...and who's fault would that be?!

-- Dark Riddle

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I WORSHIP THE "REAL" JESUS CHRIST, NOT THE MYTHICAL JESUS

I can honestly say that I do NOT believe the Jesus Christ taught about in American "Church Culture" is real.

I recognize that eveone worships in a different way, and I understand the value in that.

But I don't see how dancing wildly, having healing lines of people, being "tapped" unconscious on the forehead, or running around with snakes in your hands, has anything to do with the reality of Christ's campaign.

Clearly, you can see that I do NOT like Church Culture!

This is because of the dramatic way and method they conduct their worship of God and Christ, which I believe distracts from the serious reality of Christ's work on earth.

And in some unintentional way, it almost mocks the work of Jesus: this in regards to all that flamboyant, fanatical screaming, and the all too common showboating of mouthy preachers that seem to act more like used car salesmen, rather than a serious scholar of God.

This is one of the reasons, I don't go to church!

More so, I realize a very uncomfortable truth; that is that that type of preaching, creates more atheists than any demon: meaning it's simply hard to take the message of Christ and God seriously when you see people "acting out" the way they do in church, rather than having serious thought-provoking discussions about what Jesus meant and did.

It is now a very normal thing for teens to become atheists, mainly due to their distaste for fanatical church people and their culture, which do NOT represent the REAL Jesus, nor ANY credible concept of God.

I understand greatly the power of myth, but when it supercedes the grandeur of reality, it can sew un-credibility to historical events that actually occured.

It's high time that people separate the aura of children's fables and mythology from the reality of God and Christ's campaign.

If we do not, the next generations of youth will see Christianity as little more than an old-time childish tradition, like Santa Clause and the Easter Bunny...and who's fault would that be?!

-- Dark Riddle