I don’t feel so. I don’t feel we’re all called to share the word at every opportunity. I do look for situations I feel it’s appropriate to share my beliefs with others, but more often than not they aren’t on a street corner, or the front of a church. Does that make me a poor Christian? Once my family suggested to me that I should be a ‘politician, lawyer or preacher’ – oh, how I disdain that idea. I’ll be honest: I’ve felt called to share my faith in a public situation several times: each time I’ve denied the urge out of fear of ignorance. I have many ideas about my faith, very few are ideas I regard as set in stone. This does two things: bother many people and set me up to feel uneasy about sharing those views with others. If I am open to arguments and possibly changing my views, why would I present them to others as truth? Truth is that I don’t know enough about God to say much.

I do enjoy a good discussion about the ideas I hold, and that you hold. Of course then you’d have to hear about how much I hate the divide and fall of the Churches, how most Churches frustrate me to the point of not attending, and about how ignorance isn’t FAITH. So, am I terrible?? Does broaching this subject on my blog loose half the 2 readers?? Some days I like to do things that I have decided are a bad idea just to see the fallout. (when they’re not bad things, obviously) I don’t walk away from someone asking me why I choose to have the idea of Christianity: I also don’t believe that my ideas are always the correct path.