PrinceHoliday,
Yes, my Christian faith plays a part in my performances for the simple fact that it plays a part in my life as a whole. If I hadn't switched over from Atheism at an important part of my life I'd be in a pretty rough place right now, but I won't delve into personal aspects. However, I respectfully suggest that next time you're creating a post of any sort, whether religious or not that you check what your posting. The spelling, capitalization, etc. is all very important. This is especially true with the fact that there are members here and on other boards that do not speak English as their first language. Perhaps you don't either, but it is simply my suggestion.
Phenomana,
While I respect that you feel differently and you didn't at least behave in a rude manner when representing your points. However, it's unfortunate to see that what you've learned about Christian religion comes from bad readings and interpretations of the Bible as well as corrupt "churches".
The Bible doesn't say there is an invisible man, but an omnipresent holy spirit. There's a large difference, but it would take a long time to discuss.
The Bible does not state that if you break one of the ten commandments you go to hell. It says that we're all sinners, (meaning we've all broken one of God's commandments and there are more then ten) and that all sin is equal in the eyes of God. So telling a lie is no different from murder. Sounds harsh, but it's true. We're all equal. Furthermore it states that anyone can go to Heaven through salvation by Jesus Christ. That's anyone, and I'm quite happy because of the mistakes I've made in the past and the knowledge that they're forgiven.
Finally God doesn't need money. If Christians want their church to keep running, they need money. Some "Churches" are corrupt, however, and that is unfortunately where a lot of doubt and disbelief in religion comes from.
If you'd ever like to talk about any of this send an e-mail to
Brush.Bryan@gmail.com. I'd be glad to talk more and share the story of my turn from Atheism to Christianity.
Take care everyone,
Bryan Brush