Yes I have considered worshipping in other places, such as a Temple. But just as I would not take communion at a Catholic church because I am not Catholic, I don’t think I would feel welcome at a Temple as a Christian to take part in their relgious endeavors either. The two are very opposite comparisons, I know. But I have been thinking a lot lately about the Old Testament and the Jewish faith. I feel as though they may have something we don’t.
And just to touch on one of your statements: The idea of the Trinity is the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, I know. But does this mean they are all the same thing/person?And if so, does that mean that God was a man?
You’ll have to excuse me…though I have been a “Christian” since middle school, I am still so young in my understanding of my faith and where I am in my relationship with my faith. There is so much I still do not know.
Pittsburgh06
Nov 16 2005
11:48 pm
Yes I have considered worshipping in other places, such as a Temple. But just as I would not take communion at a Catholic church because I am not Catholic, I don’t think I would feel welcome at a Temple as a Christian to take part in their relgious endeavors either. The two are very opposite comparisons, I know. But I have been thinking a lot lately about the Old Testament and the Jewish faith. I feel as though they may have something we don’t.
And just to touch on one of your statements: The idea of the Trinity is the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, I know. But does this mean they are all the same thing/person?And if so, does that mean that God was a man?
You’ll have to excuse me…though I have been a “Christian” since middle school, I am still so young in my understanding of my faith and where I am in my relationship with my faith. There is so much I still do not know.