Are religious people like to be the center of attention?

[Alwayreckles93]

This dude right here he was the most popular dude in my highschool now he is a priest I made a lot of phone calls he broke up with my best friend at the time and made her cry. My best friend love that dude made her suffer and now decade later turns out this dude is priest. Ok please help me a make a complian at Texas Christ the good shepherd after they ignore me and rudely hung up on me. The secretary doesn't respond my phone calls not once has return my calls.

[DJB72]

Priests and pastors often test as psychopaths psychologically. Some even as sociopaths. At a time when standing firm for the Christian Faith can leave you slandered and rejected because people don't understand how telling you you're going to hell if you reject Christ irrespective of how "good" you think you are you need that kind of strength.

A shepherd guides the flock, but he needs to be able to utterly destroy the wolves.

If you think that makes ministers attention-seekers then look at what they do with the attention. Billy Graham used it to point people to Jesus. Joel Osteen uses it to buy luxury mansions, cars etc.

Don't judge the man, judge the fruit.

[strateguy632]

Unrelated to each other.

Made her cry... that happens in break ups but doesn't mean he was rude.

Obviously they ignore you, they don't believe your accusation.

[Crimsyjo]

I don't think so. But some like to make their beliefs or religion centre of attention!

Your question extra info tho.. erm.. you can't really hold him accountable for how he was in high school against him being a priest now? People can grow and change!

[NathanDavis]

they're still fighting for that place at Jerusalem, so...

[Dargil]

Never noticed that. It's more like rejection.

[wkhan_87]

Nope even truly honest religion person will like to be alone and non famous