The catch is that you must attend weekly worship services of a faith other than your own for the rest of your life.
What do you do?
I would take it.
I have no faith, so I could pick any church or religion right?
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The catch is that you must attend weekly worship services of a faith other than your own for the rest of your life.
What do you do?
The catch is that you must attend weekly worship services of a faith other than your own for the rest of your life.
What do you do?
I would take it.
I have no faith, so I could pick any church or religion right?
Maybe. If I can bring gurlz and bang them in the confessional while the brainwasher spouts his bullshit and collects his money.
The catch is that you must attend weekly worship services of a faith other than your own for the rest of your life.
What do you do?
I'd have no problem taking the offer.Do you really think the deity of the other faith, if any, will be fooled by your presence?The catch is that you must attend weekly worship services of a faith other than your own for the rest of your life.
What do you do?
Walking into a building doesn't mean you're a believer.
And having nothing to do with the OP, Heeeeeere's Davy!
"The catch is that you must attend" - that's it. NO mention of conversion.
Shit, for ten million bucks I'd go twice a week and even force myself to stay awake during the service.
The catch is that you must attend weekly worship services of a faith other than your own for the rest of your life.
What do you do?
I am 26 years old. Let's assume that I live for another 55 years. That would amount to 2,860 services for the remainder of my life. At 10 million dollars for the totality, that works out to about $3,500 per weekly service. Anybody who says they wouldn't take that deal is either lying or has no money worries.
The catch is that you must attend weekly worship services of a faith other than your own for the rest of your life.
What do you do?
The catch is that you must attend weekly worship services of a faith other than your own for the rest of your life.
What do you do?
Exactly. It all comes back down to perception and paradigm shifts.
I'd take it, personally. I'd like to let my daughter be a stay-at-home mom if she so chose.
That's a family joke.... from back when my parents didn't have much money. Mom would say (and still does) that 'money won't buy happiness' and my Dad would respond with 'no, but we can be miserable in comfort'.
Personally, I wouldn't. Because my faith is more valuable to me than money. But, I don't have kids.... and, if you've raised your kids to be responsible grown ups, your daughter probably wouldn't want you to sacrifice your principles for her benefit. At least, I wouldn't want my parents to.
But I don't view it as sacrificing my principles for her benefit. I wouldn't have a problem going anywhere else, and if I did, I'd bring along my Kindle.
Now if it came down to me going someplace that absolutely triggers me, then I'd probably show up wearing earplugs and bearing a Kindle.
The catch is that you must attend weekly worship services of a faith other than your own for the rest of your life.
What do you do?
The catch is that you must attend weekly worship services of a faith other than your own for the rest of your life.
What do you do?
No problem. I'll just watch a movie on my iPhone while the sheep bleat and I get paid.
I am 26 years old. Let's assume that I live for another 55 years. That would amount to 2,860 services for the remainder of my life. At 10 million dollars for the totality, that works out to about $3,500 per weekly service. Anybody who says they wouldn't take that deal is either lying or has no money worries.
I wouldn't take it. I am neither lying nor free of money worries.
There are things far more important in this life than money. The Truth being one of them. My liberty for another.
I am confident God can provide me with what I need alot easier without the money than I can provide for myself with the money.
Then again, perhaps you are right about having no money worries. Because there is no need to worry about money when you have faith in God.