>Mike let me break this down a bit more.
>
>Your statement:
>Well, I can not go to church if I loose my faith.
>My reply:
>If you have no faith in god there is no one except for you that would keep you out of church. Even those that are kicked out of a church can find another church to attend.

Then you read my message wrong. If I loose my faith, I can stop going to church if I wish.

>Your statement:
>I have to leave the country, this is something I've considered for quite a while (I'm thinking about being a Canuck with Evan in Vancouver), but I'll wait to see if America can get its laws back in order before I do. Also, the government is real, and effects my life, day to day. I've seen no evidence that god has that same power.
>My reply:
>Lacking faith in our government does not exclude you from enjoying the freedoms we have which you may or may not appreciate.

I understand, but whats your piont? If I have faith in other governments than mine, why is moving to a different country where I will be happier not a good thing?

>My closing comments:
>Again each of these reactions are up to you and you are not forced by others to choose what to do. Going to church or staying in the United States are decisions that you alone can make. The options are yours and yours alone.

Right, I know this.