After moving out on my own (at 16), I only got talked into going inside a synogogue a few times. One was a brother's bar mitzvah where I ran into an old hebrew school teacher I used to hate. The music was good. And the food afterwards. The only two good things about jewish services. Another was my dad's wedding, and there was a cousin's wedding. I think that's it. I don't think I've gone in one for about 25 years maybe. Went to a catholic church for a wedding a few years back, but it was brief, boring, and I don't remember much.
Except for the music, I feel very uncomfortable in synogogues since that's where I often have to hear the crap they try to tell me, both religious nonsense and additional horrible political god-said-we-can-take-their-land stuff.
Except for the music, I feel very uncomfortable in synogogues since that's where I often have to hear the crap they try to tell me, both religious nonsense and additional horrible political god-said-we-can-take-their-land stuff.
I'm really shitty at giving kudos and rep. That's because I would be inconsistent in remembering to do them, and also I don't really want it to show if any favouritism is happening. Even worse would be inconsistencies causing false favouritisms to show. So, fuck it. Just assume that I've given you some good rep and a number of kudos, and everyone should be happy...