[ SECRET POST #2447 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2447 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Non-believers and church: a rant.

[caecilia]

My parents are non-believers and they took me to some different churches when I was a kid, just to expose me to different ideas and let me make my own choices. My dad also took me to some Pagan festivals.

Personally I have no problem going to a funeral and going along with the ceremonies. I think if I attended worship every week and pretended to be something I wasn't, it would be disrespectful (and pointless?) but I don't think singing a hymn chosen by the family of the deceased, or just sitting there while two people get married according to what they believe, or even just sitting there listening to the story of Christmas and then shaking hands with people and saying "Peace be with you" is on the same level as that.

Re: Non-believers and church: a rant.

[(Anonymous)]

+1

Re: Non-believers and church: a rant.

[(Anonymous)]

Exposure to different ideas is fine. Funerals have been less of a problem for me as those who passed and family of similar age were devout for the most part.

Weddings on the other hand...they've been for the pretty, period.

Re: Non-believers and church: a rant.

[caecilia]

Gotta be honest, I haven't even been to a wedding that I was old enough to remember. But I dunno, I don't think it would be such a big deal. Do you have to read things outloud if you don't want to? I think just standing and opening the book would be fine.