"I'm not a christian, but it feels good to be in The Chapel", Ed Kowalczyk Options

[livebat]

I've just listen again all my bootlegs of Live and right now I'm listen "I Alone" for the concert in the Chapel, date: 2000-03-13.

Just want to share, again, like everyone, how much I miss Ed... If this thread is repetitive, it's because all we are concerned in different ways... Like I said: It's not religions fault, but in a way the people who didn't know what to believe, finds the wrong answer on them.

Want my +Live+ back!!!

[Aitkens]

Organized religion is the root of all evil. It appalls me.

[Bremang]

Organized religion is the root of all evil. It appalls me.

I was out hiking last year in the Adirondacks and and there was a Christian group consisting of 5-10 boys at the summit. They were singing and praising the beautiful day and being very grateful. I see nothing wrong with that sort of aspect in organized religion. I understand that finding God has statistically lead to a happier life, even if it seems like some people are just tricking themselves. So there is at least some very good things about it. Just gotta weed out those who use it for evil.

[Sonic Tonic]

I was out hiking last year in the Adirondacks and and there was a Christian group consisting of 5-10 boys at the summit. They were singing and praising the beautiful day and being very grateful. I see nothing wrong with that sort of aspect in organized religion. I understand that finding God has statistically lead to a happier life, even if it seems like some people are just tricking themselves. So there is at least some very good things about it. Just gotta weed out those who use it for evil.

Cool. I mean the Adirondacks. I'll be hitting up the McIntyre range this summer for the first time. Doing a road trip with some buddies from Kitchener Ontario here. Very excited. I find God in nature not in books written and perverted by people. And my meaning of God is quite vague. Nature is God. If I'm gonna believe in a God then that is it. But it still ain't something out there judging me and telling me what to do/believe.

[Bremang]

Cool. I mean the Adirondacks. I'll be hitting up the McIntyre range this summer for the first time. Doing a road trip with some buddies from Kitchener Ontario here. Very excited. I find God in nature not in books written and perverted by people. And my meaning of God is quite vague. Nature is God. If I'm gonna believe in a God then that is it. But it still ain't something out there judging me and telling me what to do/believe.

The Daaakks. Enjoy, hope you have good weather. I imagine there's plenty of similarly awesome climbs near where you are as well. From that range I have done Algonquin and Marshall years ago, great times. I got about half of the 46'ers down last time I checked. I also think a walk out there should usually be better than a trip to church.

This post has been edited by Bremang: Mar 29 2011, 11:23 pm