Earlier today, the hashtag #ImNotGoingToChurchBecause began trending on Twitter, and many of the responses were both on-point and hilarious:
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You can read even more right here.
If church leaders were smart, they’d gather these responses and discuss what they’re doing wrong. If so many people can joke about why they’re skipping church — and many of the reasons contain large kernels of truth — you have to think at least some of the blame rests on the people in charge, not just the lies they’re trying to spread.
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