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Easy. You keep asking me out, and I keep saying yes.
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Absolutely not. I really don't feel like someone *has* to go to church if they believe. I don't, because it just feels like empty, rote ceremony for me. So instead I chose to demonstrate my faith to God by spending time in study and prayer.
The last part of your question concerns me. How are they not as good as the other people who go? Church - God, Christ - isn't meant for the perfect - it's meant for the imperfect. That's the whole point, isn't it? That at some point we felt like we needed God, so we turned to him. We don't come to spirituality because we feel like we're already good enough people and therefore this would just be something fun to do - we do it because we know there is something lacking inside our soul. That's the beauty of it, isn't it?
I hate the ruler sticks and petty measurements of the Christian community. Do you love God? Do you seek to be a better, more evolved person through him? Does he still have work to do inside of you, which ultimately will give him another method to display his love and awesomeness to you and the world? Then you belong there and everywhere more than anyone else. God doesn't need perfection. He needs the earnest heart.
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Amber Carter’s Bio
I'm pretty fun to have around in an airport.
