[GBA]

Yep, watching from the sidelines and occasionally asking questions.

I am a lo-info Christian as I was not raised in church nor organized religion, though it's always been obvious to me that God exists.
Besides, watching you guys the other six days didn't give me a reason to hang with you on Sunday.

So...that was then, this is now, and here I am chatting with you and your multiple and characteristic posts.

Thanks for the True Life In God quote! To be honest, like most in the Protestant camps, I didn't think much at all about Mary other than at Christmas until reading TLIG.
To me, there is more to her than the Protestant point of view and I'm grateful to not have been raised in a bias one way or another.

Fwiw, TLIG has been quite a blessing to me and to my understanding, both of Scripture and about people and the world as it is now.

In fact, what I've learned reading TLIG (we agree on the actual Teacher) is one of the few reasons I've bothered to even sit on the sidelines of the War Between the Denominations, let alone ask questions, like now about Mary.

[Elsie]

I am a lo-info Christian as I was not raised in church nor organized religion, though it's always been obvious to me that God exists.

Likewise.

[Elsie]

I am a lo-info Christian as I was not raised in church nor organized religion, though it's always been obvious to me that God exists.

It wasn't for me.

But I did start thinking about it when an almost audible voice asked me once: Where did the energy come from?