Author: arecker Created: 4/9/2009 1:07 PM
Have questions about life? Have them answered by our panel of local participating Pastors. Get insight into issues of faith. No matter where you are on life's journey...Ask A Pastor is here to help! Each week we'll select one question to field to our panel of local pastor's to get their take on the issues that matter to you and your family.

Question:  I struggle with making the case for church in my life. I read the Bible, and while I don’t take it literally word for word, I try to be a good person to others around me. But church seems too formal and it seems that people just go to be seen like it’s a social event. Maybe I’ve never been able to find a church that seems to fit. Is going to church necessary? Does it make you a bad person to not go? How can it help? It just seems to me that how you live your life is more important.   -- (B.A. from Fort Wayne)

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Question:  Why do you think there are so many different types of religions?  Isn’t it as simple as “treat others like you would want to be treated?”  But, there’s all these different types that believe different things and it gets confusing.  Thanks.  (A.L. from Fort Wayne)

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Question:  What is an appropriate age to introduce my kids to formal religion, and how do I best do it? I don’t subscribe to the same religion in which my parents raised me, and I don’t want my kids to feel the same as I did about religion when I was a kid…forced and not for me. - (T.B from Fort Wayne) 

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Question:  We always hear about survivors of tragedies saying "God must have been looking out for me." Does that mean that God was not looking out for the other unfortunate ones who were killed or badly injured? - (J.P. from Fort Wayne)

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