religious discrimination

[Leslie]

i was wiccan, but over time, i felt it less and less.
i happened to be going to a youth group thing. i'd been going for a couple of years. it got me to understand christianity better. it was controversial at time, it was a group that really made you think. but it was a great group. and one night, i really felt christ there in my heart, and i went with my friends, and we talked more, and i asked questions and such... and then i accepted christ.

some have accused these friends of "converting" me, but i really think they just showed me the way.

i feel this. it brings me joy. i know it's right for me.

ash, I'm really super-glad that you've finally found something that is "you" and feels right.

 

[BlurOfSerenity]

thanks, leslie !!

and i'll have you all know that i'm NOT your stereotypical christian.
neither are my friends who helped me that night.

 

[freako104]

i dont think they said she would but a good number of them do get preachy and such

 

[Ms Ann Thrope]

a13, I was not responding to ash, but to the post immediately preceding mine:

Do you mean no religious discussion would be preferred?

But then the same can be said about all RW topics

 

[chcr]

Why are you all so eager to pre-empt any "preaching" on her part? Has she given any indication at all that she would do? Not at all. How's that for discrimination?

Sorry a13 but my post was not so much directed at anyone as a clarification of my previous point.

 

[a13antichrist]

Whatever..