>>13507055Proseletyzing's a cornerstone of the faith! But, there've never been more young dudes feeling lost than there are right now. They read stories on pol and twitter and imagine they can walk into a church and the community will open their hearts. Part of them though suspects if the proselytes were really happy or committed to spreading the faith, they'd be out in the world and not online. So they try to talk themselves into it here or on other boards. Sadly most congregations are dying. It's not the classic arguments contra theism, it's simply the march of capital. Funny part is the logic of Saul of Tarsus, when applied to a service economy, makes the church untenable. They're just lonely, like all of us. Up to you if you want to have at them.
