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of course it's not immoral, but it may be dumb. There are "church people" everywhere, you don't need to go and listen to people doing something you hate to meet
by hnriot 13y ago
of course it's not immoral, but it may be dumb. There are "church people" everywhere, you don't need to go and listen to people doing something you hate to meet them.
However, my recommendation would be forget this idea of "church people" you have, it sounds unhealthy to me. Less labels.
- sejje 13y agoI didn't really mean that religion itself or its discussion is distasteful, rather enunciating and defending my own views can be. I'm not outspoken on the topic, so primarily these discussions have happened with my family, who seem disappointed. I just find that I enjoy my time with Christians, particularly a Christian organization (which does amazing work and treats me better than maybe anyone ever has) for whom I maintain a website, and a pickup-basketball group that was held in a church each week. I'm not trying to support any "labels," rather it's just a personal observation.