In many religious traditions it is in the practices that you experience the divine. In many religious traditions it is what you do, not what you believe that ma

In many religious traditions it is in the practices that you experience the divine. In many religious traditions it is what you do, not what you believe that matters. These concepts are very foreign if you come from a reform era Christian tradition where Paul's ideas have precedence. I put the wide range of religion understanding in my "God has a sense of humour" folder. (I infer from that, that we should too) :)