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Old 05-27-2005, 07:02 AM   #16 (permalink)
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Re: Why do most Christians go to church on Sunday?

I have not thouroughly read through this conversation. I certainly cannot tell you why most Christians go to church on Sunday, but I can tell you why I do.

I go to church on Sunday because there are people there that depend on me. I go to church on Sunday because the people in my neighborhood expect me to, and believe me, they watch to see if I do.

I go to church on Sunday because, as far as I know, it is the day that an empty tomb was discovered.

Going to church on Sunday is not a mandate from God. Gathering with believers and encouraging each other in God's love is. A church building is not sacred. It is the Spirit that counts.

And of course, to worship God everyday, in everything, is full of all kinds of blessings. It is good when we start before we even open our eyes each morning.

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