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**thushioli** · 08-01-2008, 07:12 PM

Originally posted by Felch
Why can't the reformed ones take up Buddhism or something? A bit less preachy that way. Lately I see a lot of people trying buddhism, a little too much in my opinion. I feel like they didn't even consider christianity as a possibility for one second. Maybe it is not seen as exotic or cool.

The point I tried to made in my previous post, is that it is easier to not do something if you have tried it before, you no longer wonder about how it feels. You don't have the curiosity.

08-01-2008, 07:12 PM	#12
thushioli Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 351 Senior Member	Originally posted by Felch Why can't the reformed ones take up Buddhism or something? A bit less preachy that way. Lately I see a lot of people trying buddhism, a little too much in my opinion. I feel like they didn't even consider christianity as a possibility for one second. Maybe it is not seen as exotic or cool. The point I tried to made in my previous post, is that it is easier to not do something if you have tried it before, you no longer wonder about how it feels. You don't have the curiosity.
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