Which one is the right one?

[tommyjones]

Originally Posted by Beelzebaby666

Did it.. Myself, an 8 year old woman and eventually another 20% of the class left before the end of the semester...

I was sorely disappointed. It was all watching movies that had nothing to do with the text and taking notes on what the Prof. rehashed from the reading.

NO dicussion, nothing

St Mary's has some interesting phil and religion type classes that you can take as a continuing education student.
you might find those more interactive.

[This_person]

Originally Posted by Beelzebaby666

For the record...

I'm not looking to join up or be converted... I asked a simple question and most of what I got was....

Go to church.

Buy the book.

Seek guidance from a priest.

That's not what I asked for, but is was what I expected.

If you're asking to be told which one is the right one, there's no right answer to that. Read for yourself, and then find out which one agrees the most with what YOU think it says. That's really the only way.

[Beelzebaby666]

Originally Posted by migtig

Oh come on. I didn't try to recruit you.

You didn't have to recruit me!! I followed eagerly!

[Nucklesack]

Originally Posted by camily

SOME Churches don't charge you that either.

:Fixed:

[camily (Premo)]

Originally Posted by itsbob

Really?? What do you have to pay for a tithe to be considered a good Christian worthy of salvation.. and able to enter the kingdom of heavan??

You saying there ISN'T an entrance fee or a cover charge??

Or are you saying your church wants more than 10%

Why do you think you can speak about my church when you have never stepped foot in the door? That would be like me telling someone about the rules at your house and how rediculous they are when I have never been there, nor know you.
To be able to enter heaven you do not have to give money. You just have to believe and accept, but this is futlie.......I'm not going there.........again.