I do not belive that I have a thinking problem as much as a feeling problem. What I mean is, I know the Christian answer to most quesitons but I do not always live accordingly. I am not pagan. But my 'goodness' is the product of moral upbringing, not of a coherent biblical worldview. I tend do to and thing as I feel like doing and thinking. There is rarely and exception. I am guided by Pavlovian instincts. Church culture has a vocabulary, and I have learned it well. There is a dress code too, and my clothes are well within the acceptable parameters, I wear Dockers and plaid shirts, as is silently required of twenty-something Christians. I only vote Republican, which is also silently required.

How does a person seperate true, personal religion from a religion of conformity? Christianity is not really as white and wealthy and judgmental as we might wa…

It is the process that is godliness, not so much the end result. A godly man will involve himself in the process of being godly. For godliness is not so much a…

But I do all of this, not because I want to life scripturally, but because church culture has a certain rhythm. And when you have marched to this beat since in…

We're animals. We're born like every other mammal and we live our whole lives around disguised animal thoughts.

His faith, perhaps, in some nice tenets might Be wrong; his life, I 'm sure, was in the right.

The new so called morality has too often the old immorality condoned.