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Originally Posted by rgcraig
PO - that's exactly what it is. I'm talking about my teenage years. I played church - - many, many of my other friends did too. We were raised in the church and it's all you knew. You did things (or didn't do things) because your church told you what to do. I didn't have any personal convictions. I looked the part, sang in the choir, worshipped and would be blessed, but it was "at church" - - we weren't taught to make it personal. It was after I went to Bible school that I stopped playing church and found out for myself what it was all about.
It's probably something you could never relate to because you didn't grow up in the church like I did. I don't mean that negatively but, if others are honest - they will admit to it being this way for them too.
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I understand, Renda. You've made that point before and I think that I can agree - I think. (lol)
It's just that I was raised a staunch Catholic and I never played church even as a child. I took all of it very seriously.
BUT, I know that every child must find God for themselves - in every religion. We can't live off of our parent's or our peer's relationship.
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