Agnostics Anonymous

 

Come and debate with the vicar!

 

Many people find it difficult, if not impossible, to believe in God. They have so many questions about religion and its place in the modern world. These often centre around such issues as:

• wars and violence perpetrated in the name of religion
• the conflict between religion and science
• the amount of innocent suffering in the world
• the feeling that Christianity is anti-life
• the sense that the Church is hung up about sex and homophobic
• the belief that religious faith is for wimps
• the disunity of Christians and the fact that many do not practice what they preach
• the way the Church bangs on about sin and guilt
• the belief that the Church is out of touch and stuck in the past

...... the name just a few! The case against religion is strong. Why should anyone believe in God? Some people consider themselves very spiritual but cannont buy into the package of the institutional church and all it baggage. Why don't you bring your questions, your rants and your difficulties?

I will be in "The Eight Bells" on the High Street in Long Crendon on the following evenings (and maybe more!) not with all the answers but with a desire to listen, learn and engage in discussion.

On Mondays at 8.00pm

September 24th, October 1st, October 15th, October 22nd

John Wynburne