Should I keep attending a church if I don't agree with everything?

[Anonymous]

anglican/Baptist/Uniting churches are dying out where I live with a congregation of 80 plus. The other option is to go to a Pentecostal church or go to no church at all. What would you recommend?

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80years old plus. They are very boring to attend but some Pentecostal church theology like prophecy, give 10%, fasting is not what I'm used to but the service is engaging

[Messianic_Monk]

Depends on how you handle them and they handle you.

For me? It would be difficult since a lot of Pentecostal churches have a slanted version about "spiritual gifts" that I find dangerous.

They'd hate me because they'll accuse me of being a Jew since I believe that the precepts of the Torah have not done away by the New Testament and are applicable to our lives today.

So it all depends 🤷

[BCRanger10]

The real question is why does it matter if you agree with it or not? A religion that confirms rather than admonishes or challenges is a religion that will soon become irrelevant.

[strateguy632]

Why not people around me also do not agree with all the lessons and interpretation.

[Anonymous]

How about read through my opinion on the previous question you asked? I would've posted the same thing here.

At the end of the day, it's your choice.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

Don't give 10% of your money to no church.

Tithing in the Bible isn't money. Don't let them rip you off.

[Anonymous]

Yes. That's a big problem today. You should never live your life in a bubble of people who agree with you 100%. Chances are you're all wrong and will never grow.

[FunkyMonkee]

No, it's all a total waste of time!