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To: jb6

I don't know how much "rich and powerful" has to do with it, but you are absolutely right that standing in a pewless church, one feels no distance at all between oneself and one's neighbor, nor distance between oneself and the altar. I had never really thought about it until you put it that way, but this is unquestionably an aspect of that indescribable feeling of being in a full, pewless church.


40 posted on 02/27/2005 4:25:34 PM PST by Agrarian
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To: Agrarian

It really makes you feel like part of the body of Christ, not seperated and regimented. I converted from Luthernism where pews are the norm. Went to a Greek church were pews were still the norm, then went to some other Orthodox churchs, and it took a little getting used to at first, but then you miss not having pews.


41 posted on 02/27/2005 7:32:39 PM PST by jb6 (Truth = Christ)
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