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Originally Posted by llambert
I got saved in my senior year of HS, so Christianity was fresh and new to me, and honestly I had no desire to attend my prom (a bunch of Christian friends and I who were graduating seniors dressed up and went for a nice meal at a restaurant instead.) Walking along the streets that night, we worshipped God and danced in the spirit. To this day, I don't think I missed anything. I didn't go to any of the senior class events: senior trips, sleepaways, etc and have no regrets in the least. I suppose it might be different for someone who was raised up in an apostolic church, though.
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Having been raised all of my life in a strong Apostolic Pentecostal home, I can say that I never missed attending the dances and parties that occured in the world. I never cared to have any alcohol, cigarettes, drugs, or any other number of evils. I did have some weeknesses, but nothing that I would call straight up worldly. I have watched people that I grew up in church with who always stood with one foot in the world, and not one of them is in the church today. I took to heart the preacher when he said, "The key to living for God is to not live as close to the line as possible, but to live far from it."