Would you like your granddaughters to express love for you only within an hour of you giving them a $100 bill?
To extend her love for us, we just gave our 18-year-old gd $2000 before she left for Penn State...
God and Religion Talk
To extend her love for us, we just gave our 18-year-old gd $2000 before she left for Penn State...
@Tlum
You're a smart guy.
@Novi
Get a grip FFS
You're a smart guy.
@Novi
Get a grip FFS
Get a grip FFS
Can you be more specific about that "grip" or are you just out of arguments?
I often pray when I am taking crap in my bathroom. Is my bathroom a place of worship?
In the US, every hospital has a place to pray, but nobody calls it a church.
So let's define "church"
Church: a building capable of acommodating 200 or more people, owned and operated by a tax exempt Catholic organization for the sole purpose of serving the believers and where an ordained priest performs religious functions.
Now how many churches are there in Leeds?
In the US, every hospital has a place to pray, but nobody calls it a church.
So let's define "church"
Church: a building capable of acommodating 200 or more people, owned and operated by a tax exempt Catholic organization for the sole purpose of serving the believers and where an ordained priest performs religious functions.
Now how many churches are there in Leeds?
Despite your age, I and others have to school you over and over again:
Your attacking "Catholic" (only about 5% of tax-except Christian organizations in the US) clearly shows you are full of sh*t (pun intended). You use words you cannot understand, like "prayer." Better luck next time.
Totals Breakdown of Church Buildings / Parishes in the US:
Catholic: ~16,600 (~5% of total)
Protestant (all types): ~235,000-275,000 (~65-75%)
Other Christian: ~22,000-28,000 (~6-8%)
Unaffiliated/Independent (overlaps with above): ~100,000+ (included in Protestant estimates)
These numbers sum to approximately 356,000, aligning with the 2020 Census.
Catholic: ~16,600 (~5% of total)
Protestant (all types): ~235,000-275,000 (~65-75%)
Other Christian: ~22,000-28,000 (~6-8%)
Unaffiliated/Independent (overlaps with above): ~100,000+ (included in Protestant estimates)
These numbers sum to approximately 356,000, aligning with the 2020 Census.
Your attacking "Catholic" (only about 5% of tax-except Christian organizations in the US) clearly shows you are full of sh*t (pun intended). You use words you cannot understand, like "prayer." Better luck next time.
Despite your age, I and others have to school you over and over again:
Hey, stupid, my posts were about Leeds, not he US.
All churches in the US are tax exempt as long as they behave. That includes no politics.
If you and your friends have a beer, play poker, and pray, you are not tax exempt and you are not a church.
Prayer: talking to God silently or mumbling.
Good enough?
The official definition:
Prayer is an invocation or act that seeks to activate a rapport with an object of worship through deliberate communication.
Too complicated for me...
Dear God, make mommy healthy again.
That's a prayer a four-year-old kid understands and can define.
Prayer: talking to God silently or mumbling.
So people go to church to sit in silence... Maybe it's time to visit your local church to verify that.