@cgbet@Szayel's Pooppion And this is why I think that the Northeast is so secular. It was almost ALWAYS this way. The Pilgrims wanted nothing to do with the Church of England and wanted to claim religious freedom.
@Deleted User What do you mean? I can't stand how secular they are but weren't they religious? I really need to catch up on my in depth reading of colonial history.
To @Szayel's Pooppion point: many can say they are religious but don't really practice it. Religious freedom in most minds are the ability to study aby religion you want. But most fail to look at it this this way: the freedom to not follow Christ anymore.
@Szayel's Pooppion It means to follow the Scriptures. @cgbet is correct in saying we don't forsake the assembly. I have a brick & mortar church but I enjoy the fellowship on here and when watching Rev. Jesse.
When I hear people talking about "I believe in God, but I don't....." the spirit really isn't in them. @Szayel's Pooppion since you watch Jesse on Sundays, you are participating in church. Fellowship conversations after church are great!
Yeah. I'm speaking to someone rn actually who says he's spiritual but doesn't tie himself to religion. I'm trying to tell him I was like that until recently & then it was a world of more things spiritually
