cmotherofpirl Posted March 29, 2005 Posted March 29, 2005 As I said it depends on why you are going and what the circumstances are. You can certainly attend something at a church as a guest.
Tony Posted March 29, 2005 Posted March 29, 2005 I voted depends on the church.. I wouldnt attend one that rejects the trinity (like the Jehovah's witnesses)
MichaelFilo Posted March 30, 2005 Posted March 30, 2005 Actually, I'd think that all non-Catholic worship is displeasing to God. The book of Malachi makes it quite clear that imperfect sacrafices aren't acceptable to God. The Mass is the only perfect sacrafice. I will go to any protestant church, because it would be silly to talk to a protestant about what they believe and expect them to know. They don't. No protestant can truely assent to some set belief system, but will say they bleieve in what the bible teaches (error, they do not)(note even the Creeds of the Anglican Church do not truely reflect what they believe). So I visit churches to see what they believe and how they worship. The best way to get a protestant or anyone to thinka bout what they blieve in is through their actions (and the actions of the churches they go to). God bless, Mikey
megrc Posted March 30, 2005 Posted March 30, 2005 I don't think it wrong to go once in a while, but to go every week, that's putting yourself into a dangerous situation. That is opening the door for doubt about your own beliefs, and that's not health. I'm going to my boyfriends Methodist church this weekend, but only because I want to see what it is that he gets from his experience(and also cause I'm trying to convert him, but that's another story). As long as you don't start only going to the other church, then I guess it's ok.
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