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I'm going to church tomorrow. THere is a church at the bottom of the hill, it's an episcopal church. I have been to stubborn and pragmatic to go back to church after telling everyone I was an Atheist. It seems that all my heros in life believe in Jesus, and I'm sick of being associated with the liberals/leftist that are immoral atheist and not the atheism but how they pervert it. I've been thinking about this for about a week off and on and realized that I act like church person the way I live my life without the god stuff included, super honest, friendly, helpful, willing to help a person at the drop of a hat. I just think I should give it a shot since it's been over 45 years since I last went. Any thoughts here?

I'm going to church tomorrow. THere is a church at the bottom of the hill, it's an episcopal church. I have been to stubborn and pragmatic to go back to church after telling everyone I was an Atheist. It seems that all my heros in life believe in Jesus, and I'm sick of being associated with the liberals/leftist that are immoral atheist and not the atheism but how they pervert it. I've been thinking about this for about a week off and on and realized that I act like church person the way I live my life without the god stuff included, super honest, friendly, helpful, willing to help a person at the drop of a hat. I just think I should give it a shot since it's been over 45 years since I last went. Any thoughts here?

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Can't hurt to go explore. Maybe you might also gain something from learning about pre-christian myths (), as these are not dogmatized and thus have little standing to require you to take everything presented as literal fact (which may be a sore spot for one who considers themselves an atheist). Of course, Christianity has the benefit of community. Then again, there's no saying you can't do both... well, except Christianity and the whole 'no idols' thing.

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I learned a huge amount I didn't know and can't remember most of it reading this it's phylosophies and ways of many religious group including the druids among many. Here is the online page http://www.sacred-texts.com/eso/sta/index.htm this is not copywriten anymore. Here is the pdf that I used instead so I had a copy on my PC. http://www.istitutocintamani.org/libri/The_secret_teachings_of_all_ages.pdf

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Interesting. Adding it to the library.