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My husband says he doesn't feel any need for the church or Jesus because he thinks he can make it into heaven on his own.
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I quit going to my church because I got tired of watching the members bicker and fight over everything.
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My parents always believed that children couldn't understand anything about God, so they never took me to church until I was 10 or 11.
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I've always been a fairly independent person, and for that reason I've never bothered getting connected to a church.
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I admit that I only go to church out of habit.
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I know I ought to pay more attention to God and be more active in my church, but I'm so busy trying to keep my business going that I have a hard time fitting everything in.
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I've been asked to be on the search committee for a new pastor for our church. What should we be looking for?
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None of my friends have any interest in God, and I'm afraid they'll drop me if I start going to church.
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I admit we're mainly "Christmas and Easter" Christians, since those are the only days we go to church. But what's wrong with that?
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Shouldn't churches and other non-profit organizations pay their fair share of taxes?
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It seems like every few months our pastor preaches on stewardship (which is a polite way of making us feel guilty because we don't give more money to the church). Frankly, I get tired of it, and so do lots of other people. Should someone tell him, or should we just suffer in silence?
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What is your definition of a Christian? If someone were to ask them, most of my friends would say they are Christians, and most of them go to church (at least occasionally). But I'm not sure they really measure up to what Jesus expects of them.