Following Walter Rayboulds example, I figure I may raise a slightly more vexing question. Here it is, in simplicity: I am an atheist Christian that right now practices in the Lutheran rite as an assistant organist, but I absolutely love the idea of weekly church in the High Church fashion, especially Anglicans, but when it comes to saying the creeds I have the Quaker problem of finding myself unable to recite them in full conscience. What do I do? I still love my church community and hope to hold a position at a Church for the rest of my life (I have even considered going to Episcopal, Unitarian, or Anglican seminary and becoming a man of cloth.) Any advice or insight would be warmly welcomed. In Him, Hunter.
Posted on: Sun, 12 Oct 2014 05:38:55 +0000
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