>>That's why I had my kids christened in the High Church of England.
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>Now...that's interesting. Why did you have your kids christened? What purpose did that serve? Are you still attending the High Church of England?

Partly cos I'm a christian, I have no problem with my kids being such (of all the world religions it seems to be the one I'd choose, given the choice), partly grandparental pressure, partly I didn't want them to be atheists and I believe the basic tenets of Xianity to be a sound basis on which to lead one's life (e.g the 10 C's but not all the "men are boss" and OT BS), High Church because where I live there ain't no low (can't say I agree with all the chanting and swinging of incense like in the Catholic church).

I rarely attend, like most people, and we don't say grace at the dinner table (well, I do when i'm addressing my eldest as that's her name :-), like most English people.

As you're fond of saying, the church of God is not just the buildings but what's inside one - that's where I can be "with Him")