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I am saying one can Glorify God without all the hype and buildings because the church is PEOPLE.
The building should Not be a focus.
By talking about the building so highly, we tend to glorify the building rather than God. That is a No No.
People who meet in a home or even outside a home ( as in poor countries they meet in open air fields ) can glorify God.
Don't over emphasize on the building and don't over spend on extra features, because all we need is a building, NOT a great looking, worlds-first, with revolving crosses..etc..etc..etc Use that money for ministry of the needy. If someone Glorifies God by looking at a massive building, he/she already lost the point. If someone Glorifies God by looking at a Christian who is behaving like one, that is what is counted on God's economy. -JD
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Yah, I understand but can we have both and all done to glorify God. eom. by Ivan, 2001, Dec 27
Not possible if the glory has already been given to the magnificant building....eom by John Doe 666, 2001, Dec 27
We don't give glory to a building; we give glory to God by building the new CHC.eom. by Ivan, 2001, Dec 27
Out of Sync by RTC, 2002, Jan 03
Out of Step by Ivan, 2002, Jan 03
Yep, resistant to change by RTC, 2002, Jan 04
Various "types" of churches by Ivan, 2002, Jan 04
Types of churches by RTC, 2002, Jan 06
Going by your humanistic definitions, how do you define "a church without walls"? Is it institutional or organic? by Ivan, 2002, Jan 06
Define this first by RTC, 2002, Jan 07
RTC: Rest The Case. by Ivan, 2002, Jan 07
Not so fast by RTC, 2002, Jan 07
THE BIG QUESTION by Ivan, 2002, Jan 07
The BIG answer by RTC, 2002, Jan 08