Let's gather and discuss

Attending different churches most times, brings about different understanding of the doctrine,I have been to a church were they don't allow women wear earrings and male wears,while I have been to the ones that allows all sort of provoking style of dressing and they tell it's the heart that matters,but one thing they all share in common is the heaven is the goal sermon and of course collection of offering.

Lalasticala
Mynd44

Hmm...

Church church all the time, wetin do mosque?

I think I did attended like 4-5 churches back then. But mostly attended Roman Catholic masses, catechism and stations of the cross! They sing in Latin sometimes. They eat bread and wine of the communion. They pray to Mary and bow to graven images of Mary and Jesus.

They also pray to saints eg. I still remember whenever they mention "St. Ignatius of Loyola" others say pray for us!

Hmmm...na long story o!

AntiChristian:
I think I did attended like 4-5 churches back then. But mostly attended Roman Catholic masses, catechism and stations of the cross! They sing in Latin sometimes. They eat bread and wine of the communion. They pray to Mary and bow to graven images of Mary and Jesus.

They also pray to saints eg. I still remember whenever they mention "St. Ignatius of Loyola" others say pray for us!

Hmmm...na long story o!

So you are formerly a Christian now anti Christian

Interesting. Just from this brief passage I have learned a lot about some of the influences you were exposed to and why so many of your utterances are devoid of knowledge.
What was the point of attending Catholic Mass if you had no intention of converting to Catholicism?
I have never and will never set foot in any mosque for any reason. I already know enough about the numerous and uncountable flaws and evils of Islam without having to go through a Muslim worship experience.

AntiChristian:
I think I did attended like 4-5 churches back then. But mostly attended Roman Catholic masses, catechism and stations of the cross! They sing in Latin sometimes. They eat bread and wine of the communion. They pray to Mary and bow to graven images of Mary and Jesus.

They also pray to saints eg. I still remember whenever they mention "St. Ignatius of Loyola" others say pray for us!

Hmmm...na long story o!