Err... What church has services on Saturday Nights?
Do it, Rockapella!
You're thinking of Sunday Nights, Condo.
Do it, Rockapella!
No, you can always go on Saturday night instead of Sunday morning.
Well, huh. Learn something new everyday.
Do it, Rockapella!
Yes, the Saturday evening Mass "counts" as the Sunday one. It's pretty useful if on Sunday you're just too busy (say, you have to take a plane or stuff like that.)
But they seem to
know where they are going, the ones who walk away from Omelas.
I keep thinking Loose Cannon is Barkey due to the avatar. It's so weird.
Life is simple: it has no nontrivial normal subgroups.
I've only been to church like once ever. It was pretty dull.
This church is a Baptist one, and although I kinda prefer the Catholic thought about religion, my mom's Baptist, so I'm going with her.
But I'm still undecided. Not even baptized or anything.
Burn the land and boil the sea, you can't take the sky from me.
I'm a Baptist. My personal belief is that baptism by itself is just a symbol that ultimately counts for nothing, what really matters is what it represents: Acceptance of Jesus as your Lord and Savior, and striving to follow His example.
@condo: Yep, it's up to me. And I've narrowed it down to either Catholicism or Agnosticism. I'm in no rush, really.
Burn the land and boil the sea, you can't take the sky from me.
@condo: My parents are either busy with work or taking care of other things at home. We're not that religious, really. And my dad is working Sundays.
To be fair, they dipped me in some water in a tub. All I did was give my love to God, and I was dipped in!
Do it, Rockapella!
Hey, remember when I said fried eggplant was like crack? Crab meat is like Super Saiyan Crack. I can see why it's considered a delicacy. It's like potato chips, except that you can actually eat them for dinner and it'd be acceptable!
Back in Black, and by black I mean BLU.
Catholics don't dip. We dab.
It is believed that most people go straight to Purgatory, which isn't that bad, just kind of boring, until you are ready.
Not much is known about Purgatory, I think. I sort of remember reading a medieval mystic who speculated that it might actually be as harsh as hell, perhaps even harsher — after all, purifying oneself is not a simple task. The good thing is that people there
know that they will eventually make it to Heaven, though.
I dunno, it seemed to make sense to me — but as I said, that's not something about which anything is known.
But they seem to
know where they are going, the ones who walk away from Omelas.
It can get pretty grating, especially when it's packed with Chreasters.
What kind of church did you go to?
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Good for you! Do Protestants get Confirmed or not? I don't really know how it works! 
