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Sounds like heaven to me
but then I am not much for socializing in person, on only on forums. 
They can, but they usually have services in Hebrew, plus there's no Jewish community near me for miles and miles and miles and....Sounds like heaven to me
I am also a nonconformist, so I do not like dress codes, set prayers, communal worship, or rituals.
I am not called Trailblazer for nothing....
May I ask if there is a reason why Noahides cannot worship with Jewish people? After all, from what I have read they do hold essentially the same beliefs.
I respect that because I feel the same way about my religion, then again I am only alone because I choose to be alone since Baha'is have so many social activities. They are now all via Zoom and that means there are more than ever before since anyone can attend a Zoom meeting from home. I'd never have time for anything else if I started getting involved in their activities. I also do not feel like I am part of the Baha'i community since my life is so different from the average Baha'i and I am not even on the same page with what I believe Baha'is should be doing, so I would probably feel even more alone in a crowd of Baha'is whereas I never feel alone when I am on RF with nonbelievers adn people of all different reloigions.
My condolences, sister.I respect that because I feel the same way about my religion, then again I am only alone because I choose to be alone since Baha'is have so many social activities. They are now all via Zoom and that means there are more than ever before since anyone can attend a Zoom meeting from home. I'd never have time for anything else if I started getting involved in their activities. I also do not feel like I am part of the Baha'i community since my life is so different from the average Baha'i and I am not even on the same page with what I believe Baha'is should be doing, so I would probably feel even more alone in a crowd of Baha'is whereas I never feel alone when I am on RF with nonbelievers adn people of all different reloigions.
I am sorry the isolation causes you to be suicidal. I often feel suicidal but for other reasons.
There are some Baha'is in that situation since some live rurally and nowhere near a Baha'i community, but I am not THAT rural. I am only about six miles from the outskirts of a city, but it is country living.
I can assure you that time will come, but since you are such a good person you'll be fine, just surprised!When I know, I know. I'll deal with it then.
And he is not the only one.
Oh, I did not know that is where you live. I live in the USA and there are not many atheists here. Christians are in the majority and the other religions are in the minority.
Here you automatically assume anyone you meet is an atheist unless you're given to think otherwise.
There aren't still a lot of churches in Great Britain? I am surprised. I wonder what happened.
We dropped religion like a brick after WWII, really. It happened across most of Europe, save Poland and Hungary.There aren't still a lot of churches in Great Britain? I am surprised. I wonder what happened.
Best wishes, and may you find best friends and comfort in the coming year.Me! I'm unique in my religion. I'm also very humble.
Sorry, it's Purim tomorrow night. It's that time of year...
Thanks! Yes, many sages connect between Yom Kippur and Purim. There is an aspect of judgment also in Purim, just like in Yom Kippur at the beginning of the year.
We also have the Book of Mormon which we believe had to have been written anciently, the only book claiming to be directly dictated by God "Doctrine & Covenants," the gift of the Holy Ghost, and an afterlife where you can be like God.
I'm surprised no one said "because mine is true"
Why do you think that happened?
Burned out by religion and the growth of socialism.