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**HornyMolly** · 02-18-2008, 02:50 AM

I'm definitely a seeker.
My family is Baptist but we usually only went to church for funerals, decorations, and dinners-on-the-ground. My parents never really spoke about God as I was growing up except to say that He existed and I should not do anything the He would disapprove of; the general 'Fear God' type stuff.

My dad still doesn't talk about God but when I was baptised my Mom decided that I needed regular reminding about all of the things that a Christian shouldn't do. Which bugs me to no end.

I was always one of those upstarts who asked those questions that have no answers, and had ideas that didn't fit with everyone else's. I started studing religions by looking at mythology (I'm particularly drawn to Celtic and Native American myth). I'm also studying the religions of the modern day.

02-18-2008, 02:50 AM	#14
HornyMolly Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 661 Senior Member	I'm definitely a seeker. My family is Baptist but we usually only went to church for funerals, decorations, and dinners-on-the-ground. My parents never really spoke about God as I was growing up except to say that He existed and I should not do anything the He would disapprove of; the general 'Fear God' type stuff. My dad still doesn't talk about God but when I was baptised my Mom decided that I needed regular reminding about all of the things that a Christian shouldn't do. Which bugs me to no end. I was always one of those upstarts who asked those questions that have no answers, and had ideas that didn't fit with everyone else's. I started studing religions by looking at mythology (I'm particularly drawn to Celtic and Native American myth). I'm also studying the religions of the modern day.
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