Organized religions mainly pushes away and isolates other people out of their organized religions away from people. Organized religions are isolating other human beings away from other proper human contact out of their chosen religion. It's basically like a cult but covered under The speaker is a spiritual guidance.

It may help the community out, yes, like church-run things, but at what cost? At what cost of isolation and constant high-valued, not high-valued, but not high-valued per se, or more like constant pressure into being this certain person in the church community? Personally, for me, I used to feel like in my old church, I had to build this one person that always stayed in church to run food, food runnings or banquets. But that's not the pressure that organized religion gives people. It makes people want to feel perfect in a sense where in a normal religion, religion of space, it's all about the spirit and person. It's about the spirit and the person, not really about how they're supposed to be really put together in a sense. That's why I feel like organized religions are mainly cult-based. They force people into ideologies and actions in a way you're not really needed to do that in that religious time. They don't really have to be forced into doing certain things with certain criteria. Because religion is about who you, what ideology do you support and who do you follow religiously, not about how things should be upheld in a church-run situation.

But where in religions does it say that you always have to be this perfectly stood up person? A religion is about you, how you treat people around you and how you worship your God. It's not about how you show up and show off to people. It's about who you are and who you are and what God you follow. So where does you have to show up to church banquets every single day just to be a proper Christian? Show up in Christianity. Yes, love your neighbor as you love yourself so your days on earth can be extended. Or respect your parents so your days on earth can be extended. It's there in the Bible. But it's all about respect. It's not about being perfect. Your point does not show up if I'm talking about Christianity or religions. It's about respect and knowing how to love people as well. But loving people doesn't mean showing up every single day for them. It means respect, kindness and being there for them when they're most needed. Is church banquet being there for them when they're most needed? No. It's being there to show up and support people and being encouraged to be around people. So your argument does not make any sense or does not call or does not go with what this topic is mainly about.