[CommerceComet]

It doesn’t involve other people at all.

I think that Reaganaut has a valid point.

When I became a Christian about 30 years ago, one of the big changes I noted in my life was this unquenchable desire to spend time with other Christians. It has never abated. I have found that I love to be around God's people - the ones that feel the same joy that I do. Not out of a sense of duty but out of a sense of desire. I have since found this to be true of other new converts as well. In my personal experience, Lone Wolf Christians always backslide over time.

[chris37]

It doesn’t matter to me at all what you think, and I do not have the same desire.

In fact, I have the exact opposite desire.

You will have to be content to keep your religion to yourself, I don’t want it, and I don’t need it.

If it works for you in your life, great! Mine works for me in my life, so I trust you will be happy for me and not try to mind control me right?

Right.