Is it a SIN to STOP going to church?| SECRETS behind QUITTING Church
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- Is it a SIN to STOP going to church? | SECRETS behind QUITTING Church| Daniel Odiwe
Are you questioning whether it's a sin to stop going to church? Join Daniel Odiwe as he delves into the secrets behind quitting church in this thought-provoking video. Explore the reasons why some individuals choose to step away from their church communities and the complex emotions that come with this decision. Whether you're wrestling with your faith or seeking understanding, this video offers insights into a topic often shrouded in mystery and stigma. Dive into the discussion and discover a perspective that might just resonate with you.
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It's not just young people. I left as a 60yo. Here's what we know about humans in groups. A group setting with synchronized movement and music has the effect of neutralizing your executive functioning. That's the area of the brain for reasoning. Your brain will also become bathed in both dopamine (the happy hormone) and oxytocin (the bonding hormone). This was a useful thing in tribal settings where followers needed to go along and get along. But that's not useful today. So the question is: Do you want to be a herd animal?
Well, I don't believe that a group setting like the obe you mentioned has the effect of neutralising your ability to reason and make logical conclusions. That's not true neither can it be proven Scientifically. In actual fact, science has proved that participation in religious communities, including Christian fellowships, can have positive effects on cognitive function and reasoning abilities.
There is a study that found individuals who were more engaged in religious activities tending to perform better on cognitive tests.
Specifically, those who attended religious services frequently and participated in religious groups had better reasoning skills and memory compared to those who were less involved.
One possible explanation is the social support and stimulation that comes from being part of a religious community. Regular participation in Christian fellowship provides social interaction, intellectual stimulation through discussions, and emotional support.
These factors can contribute to reduced stress, improved emotional well-being, and better cognitive function, including logical reasoning.
As for your question, yes, man in his original form wasn't created to be alone. He was created to be a social herd, yes a herd animal.
I guess by herd animal, you metaphorically are describing people who tend to follow the crowd or conform to social norms. Well again, we as Christians are only to conform to God's standard according to his word not any societal norm.
It will do you all shades of goodness to get back to the gathering of brethren. There are no isolated Christians sir
Hi guys, glad to share this video with you. I hope it blesses you.
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I hope this video gives you an insight into why you ought to start going to church again.
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A lot is happening in some churches in Quotes, which is not appealing to doctrine. Though it's important to attend the gathering of Brethren!
Absolutely important irrespective of what we see in some quarters
Well Spoken and very insightful. God bless you for sharing with us.
Thank you very much ma 🙌🙌🙏🙏
Quite insightful Sir.
Thank you very much my brother 🙏🙌🙌