Freedomelf
Active Member
I don't think of magic or miracles when I think of a new religion. To replace all other religions, one would have to acknowledge that they don't know everything. I think the biggest turnoff for members is the fact that most churches are so darned certain of their beliefs and tout their stories as absolute fact. To replace all others, a church would have to, 1, admit that it isn't sure of anything, and 2, show that it cares about members more than it cares about corporate profits.
Church should be a place to experience spiritual peace, not more doubt. It should be a rock that you rely on when times get tough, not a sponge that seeks to draw profits from the poor and rich alike. A church to replace all other churches, in my opinion, would have to be spread by word of mouth rather than by throwing a bunch of money away on ornate buildings, advertising, and ridiculous clothes for its leaders.
Church should be a place to experience spiritual peace, not more doubt. It should be a rock that you rely on when times get tough, not a sponge that seeks to draw profits from the poor and rich alike. A church to replace all other churches, in my opinion, would have to be spread by word of mouth rather than by throwing a bunch of money away on ornate buildings, advertising, and ridiculous clothes for its leaders.