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Right.... The problem with the entire theory of haviong to listen to someone else or read some book or believe some thing to know truth is patently rediculous. I know quite a lot of people that go to church every sunday, read the bible and go out of their way to try to follow the 'right' path and only end up being the most narrow minded, inflexable and emotionally destructive people to those around them of anyone I have ever met. Stapling a cross to a building doesn't make it sacred any more than sitting in a pew mouthing latin and praying for someone else to guide you to making the right choices qualifies as worship. Anyone that believes that these things has already lost their way and is, due to the nature of the fabrication instituted by the very first such church that such things do have meaning, nearly impossible to escape. After all, for 90% of christians, buildings, crosses and scripture 'is' faith and to question the sanctity of such is for them to abandon faith. Sadly to avoid this fiction they all to often instead abandon reason.
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