Philologos

I permanently left the church 7 months ago; now, I just walk with God.

Christians seem to have a problem with this- the walking with God part. There is no church doctrine being taught that allows for this, so I am typically labeled as some sort of heretic or an oddball. 

I have insight- can’t say that I didn’t ask for it, but who knew that God actually does give you what you ask for? This is taught in churches, but not accepted as real. It still bothers Christians that God is more real to me than He is to them.

I won’t last long on here if I’m sincere and speak my mind. So, my strategy is to very cautiously ask innocent questions and sit back and watch people stumble over their doctrines trying to explain it, while ‘painting themselves into a corner.’ (It’s entertaining, since I don’t ever find anyone who is skilled in treating other humans with respect)

I do not support the “doctrine of the-importance-of-doctrine,”

I do not favor any denomination or para-church organization;

I do not agree with an open-door policy that allows unbelievers to influence the unity of believers;

I do not agree with politics in the Body of Christ, Christian nationalism, gun rights, voting rights, and even the phony religious right to worship— that is lost when you join a church that doesn’t accept your scriptural insights, your Bible translation, or your dislike of a former potus.

I love God! I love His Word! I enjoy receiving answers to my scriptural questions from Him.