Ha was born Presbyterian and am atheist. It’s funny though because my parents were very much “it’s cool if this isn’t your thing” when I was young. They took me to church just to show me my options, and never gave me any guilt or grief over stop going.
Tbh that’s most Presbyterians you meet in my exp. They believe in deeds and service to the community, even outside that church, to be the most divine way to spread the word of God. Not prostilization or damnation and guilt. They’re some of the most tolerant of Christians and see the value of living around others who don’t necessarily share their beliefs.
Ha was born Presbyterian and am atheist. It’s funny though because my parents were very much “it’s cool if this isn’t your thing” when I was young. They took me to church just to show me my options, and never gave me any guilt or grief over stop going.
Tbh that’s most Presbyterians you meet in my exp. They believe in deeds and service to the community, even outside that church, to be the most divine way to spread the word of God. Not prostilization or damnation and guilt. They’re some of the most tolerant of Christians and see the value of living around others who don’t necessarily share their beliefs.