Quand un politicien se fait interviewer par un journaliste, j’ai l’impression qu’il répond toujours avec assurance et presque sans réfléchir, comme s’ils n’avaient pas peur de dire une bourde. Du coup je me demandais, ils connaissent juste très bien leur sujet ou les journalistes leur donnent les questions à l’avance ?
Hey, I'm an agnostic who converted to Christianity a few years ago. I live and grew up in an atheist environment. I've always had an uncomfortable feeling when I've been in youth groups. I mean, of course I love Jesus and it's normal to pray and to praise him, but I sometimes feel it's too much.
In the youth group camp, they prayed every two hours, I felt like nobody was really authentic because they all had that smile, that "hey I'm a good person" sticker on their face and with this atmosphere, I didn't feel I could really be myself. They are sometimes really devoted, and I have this weird feeling of "wait, I don't want to be in a sect". Some of them keep contacting me to ask why I don't come so regularly, which I think it's out of benevolence because they don't insist but yeah, it makes me uncomfortable.
For example, I don't have that feeling with my friends, some are religious and others non religious but are more carefree. Even outside these youth camps and in churches, I have this feeling that I can't really have deep conversations without it being reframed into Jesus (which again, is fine, but not every time)
So, I just wanted to your experience and your opinion about that. Thank you
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