I live in Asheville where there are spiritual wiccans and Episcopalians celebrating sexual perversion and people worshipping trees. You can keep your anti-Christian spiritualists.
You can keep your anti-Christian spiritualists.
My point was not made very well.
I mean that the churches where I live are filled to the brim with people who go because it is what they do down here. But a significant number could not tell you the difference between the old and new testaments, nor why they are “saved”, nor what they are saved from.
Meanwhile, there is a significant number of Christians that have had it with organized religion. We still go to church but most of the real ‘spiritual growth’ comes from reading His word, prayer, and discussion among ourselves.
Church here is more of a cultural thing. It is often religion without the spirituality. That is all I was trying to say.
I separate Christianity from man-made religion.
Al;l that being said, you are right about spirituality being all over the board, but so is religion. We have Christian, Mormon, Catholic, Islam, Buddhism, etc.