General   (General discussion, talk about anything.)

Religion and 'going to church' are two different entities.

Going to church is believing in God, one God, and the way to Him is via many 'agents'.

Religion, on the other hand, is a way of life.

Now then, if 'we', as Christians, turn our backs on on 'going to church', it doesn't mean we are not leading a Christian lifestyle.
The same applies to the Muslims. They might not go to church, but they lead a different lifestyle (although they think they are forced to lead a Christian lifestyle in order to live within British law, which happens to be based on Christianity). (but that's another story).

Anyroadup, religions are 'lifestyles' and that is where the problems start. It follows that, by attending church and using church as a social gathering place, like the Muslims and the Jews do, it leads to union between like-minded people.
Union between like-minded people equals power.
Again, it follows that the more Christians turn their backs on the church, the less power they get as a union. Meanwhile, the Muslims (in particular) all stick together by attending the mosques. More mosques are being built as we speak, there's now 11 in the Bolton area.
The mosque is where the Muslims exchange information. It's the place where they find out the places to go to get things free, to plunder the UK's system.
The Christians just sit back and let it happen.
Soon, they will have more power then us. Islam will take over. Then, you will be forced to attend mosques and become one of them.

We will all be forced to lead a Muslim lifestyle, like it or not.

Last time I went to church, a man tried to drown me!


P.S. - Putin said, "Anyone is welcome to come to my country. But, if they come, they must do as I do!"