Have you attended religious services in past month?

[The NaTurryl Man]

Religion & worship is for women.

St Paul told them what's up

 

[PickleRickle]

I dont do that. I'm far too lazy to drag my ass out of the house on a Sunday morning. When I have children, thats something i'm going to have to change. I dont care if I get the church community experience, but i'd like my future children to have that.

 

[Mick_Mickerson]

My comment is you are probably a big fat pig

Are you going to participate in the poll?

 

[SensibleKeks]

Im Catholic and I attend Sunday Mass almost every Sunday. Church is an important part of my life.

In my later years Ive become very sensitive to what's been going on with the Church. So I became a member of Opus Dei.

 

[NoBacon]

Are you going to participate in the poll?

No

 

[The NaTurryl Man]

No

You have to put that in the poll, NB.

 

[Mick_Mickerson]

So I became a member of Opus Dei.

What did that entail? Are there meetings?

 

[NoBacon]

You have to put that in the poll, NB.

Make me.

 

[ミスタースパーコル]

I would like to be a more spiritual person, but church is very boring

I know how to make you a spirit.

Religion & worship is for women.

Women and slaves.
Most people I know IRL who take religion seriously are women. Not good women either.

 

[Juschippinyababe]

I go to Steven Andersons church every sunday and do bible study every wednesday via his stream

 

[SensibleKeks]

What did that entail? Are there meetings?

Im just kidding there. I'm not a member. Just making a dumb Sopranos reference. I would never quality since they are very strict on who they let in. The organization expects its members to live strict adherence to the Bible. For example anyone who supports abortion would never be able to join. While the Church would never prevent anymore from attending mass and taking communion (generally).

But yes Opus Dei has meetings. Most of these meetings involve study groups, volunteering, religious retreats, community outreach. You're expected to wear your religion on your sleeves in your daily life. My feeling is that they expect members to constantly evangelize in their personal lives.

 

[The NaTurryl Man]

While the Church would never prevent anymore from... taking communion

HA! GAYYYYYYY!

 

[guest]

No.
I went a few years ago as I was feeling based and tradpilled, and I walked out midway through the sermon.

I realized, why the FUCK am I listening to a literal middle aged Incel shut-in lecture me about life?

 

[midwit]

No but I want to.

A nigga needs to figure out what I actually believe first. I'm getting there. Turry sent me down a rabbit hole tbh but I'm walking distance to a Catholic Church and hours from an Orthodox one.

I might have to disregard what conclusions I come to abt the nature of the world and be practical you know?

Walk my ass down the street and get a free wafer and a slugga wine mmmmm.

 

[Farmer Brown]

For example anyone who supports abortion would never be able to join. While the Church would never prevent anymore from attending mass and taking communion (generally).

The Church won't prevent you from taking communion (they won't ID or question you), but they do explicitly tell you not to if you are a) not a Catholic, and even if you are, are b) not in a state of grace

 

[The NaTurryl Man]

The Church won't prevent you from taking communion (they won't ID or question you), but they do explicitly tell you not to if you are a) not a Catholic, and even if you are, are b) not in a state of grace

The Orthodox won't give it to you in either of those cases. Of course the second is contingent upon how honest you are with the priest but still. It's a matter of polluting the Body.

 

[Farmer Brown]

The Orthodox won't give it to you in either of those cases. Of course the second is contingent upon how honest you are with the priest but still. It's a matter of polluting the Body.

That's what I said. My point is no one will literally question you or physically stop you. But you are explicitly told not to without both (a) and (b).

 

[The NaTurryl Man]

My point is no one will literally question you or physically stop you

They will in the Orthodox Church. The priest will just send you away.

 

[Farmer Brown]

They will in the Orthodox Church. The priest will just send you away.

Catholics won't send you away. Instead of communion, however, the priest will give you his blessing

 

[Farmer Brown]

They will in the Orthodox Church. The priest will just send you away.

So you get questioned and physically stopped in the Orthodox church? How does that work?