The author just described the religious life. For me, not going to church is about as real of an option as not exercising or showing up for work anymore. It isn

The author just described the religious life. For me, not going to church is about as real of an option as not exercising or showing up for work anymore. It isn't a real option. The cost of not going makes it a faux-choice. So I always go to church Sunday morning, even when I worked all night, and I'm always glad I did. The author figured out what really matters, and once you do that there really isn't a choice or a trade to be made anymore, is there?