Calling all religious hoppers? Are you one of them?
I was but I sure hope to stick to Christianity this time:
This is how my story goes.
As a child I was raised catholic but I deviated and had no clue once i moved into another town and became a hobby-drug user. After bad times fell, i went back into mass.
After that met some Protestant friends, than got into that.
Then after having been dissatisfied i turned to judaism. I had a meeting with a rabbi but that didn’t go too far. I read many things about judaism, I also spent a great deal learning about Kabbalah, and I still dont know nadda. then i also began to have an interest in Buddhism, Yoga teachings, philosophy, Gnosticism, New Age, astrology, and more. never tried Islam for some reason but i want to learn their language. I think its safe to say am looking for my own code for life. But I really want to stick to Christianity but in a liberal kinda way cause i feel safer with it.
Any religious hoppers out there, or are you getting a feel for any religion?
I guess you could say I was something like that, if you’re referring to the studying and seeking phase. I settled finally on Buddhism because it makes perfect logical sense to me, but you have to work with what works and makes sense for you. No point in entering a faith group and be confused.
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