Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
May have been the one I went to, but it still seemed very Protestant, just a different management.
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For Non-Christians Only: If You Were Christian, What Kind of Christian Would You Be?
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Sand Dancer
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There's not really much protestantism in the UU church, but I think they are all run separately, so it could have been.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
It was the way things were conducted, presented, and so on. Very much a lot of the same stuff, just no angry god.
I can't really picture myself truly being a Christian in any meaningful sense. Belief in some form of Abrahamic deity is very much a deal breaker for me. Not negotiable.
Were I pushed to the wall (I sort of was, long ago) I would probably become quite the troublemaker, lapse-prone Catholic, Anglican/Episcopalian or, if somehow I happened to be highly motivated yet also Christianity-oriented, I want to believe that I would attempt to be an Amish (probably for a very short while...)
I can assure you that I would be either unrecognizable or very uninterested in even using any god-concepts, though. I'm apatheistic as heck.
Were I pushed to the wall (I sort of was, long ago) I would probably become quite the troublemaker, lapse-prone Catholic, Anglican/Episcopalian or, if somehow I happened to be highly motivated yet also Christianity-oriented, I want to believe that I would attempt to be an Amish (probably for a very short while...)
I can assure you that I would be either unrecognizable or very uninterested in even using any god-concepts, though. I'm apatheistic as heck.
Exaltist Ethan
Bridging the Gap Between Believers and Skeptics
I did a thorough dive into Christian denominations and I finally found the one church I would be above all others if I called myself a Christian. And that is, I would follow the Disciples of Christ denomination. I agree with everything they believe except one issue, abortion, but even then I like how they handle that tough issue. And lately I've been growing closer to pro-choice so it's not a big deal for me anymore. I know this is a dead thread but I needed to say this because of how on-point they are with just about every practice they have. If I were Christian this is the group I'd be in fellowship with, with no doubt.
