Well, I've been having a little trouble gathering my thoughts lately. I have a question for you all though...Okay so I have this religion class in my school called Systematic Doctrine, and the teacher of this class is absofreakinlutely ridiculous, because he has no conviction of what he teaches, everything he tells us comes from his knowledge of doctrine and religion and has nothing to do with the heart or even the Bible sometimes. So the way he acts demonstrates a very confusing view of Christianity to nonbelievers, it literally kills me that the stuff he teaches could actually be leading students away from Christ as oppose to bringing them closer to him. So here is my question....Do I as a non-Lutheran in a Lutheran school have the right to confront this supposed man of God and present some of the things I find very offensive as to what he is teaching or do I keep my mouth closed and not voice my convictions? I find that too much religion just twists the picture of a simple but profound relationship with our Creator. Why does there even have to be Baptists, Methodists, Lutherans, Catholics, etc. Why can't we all just live as close to the Bible as possible and worship our Lord as a united body.....I guess it all goes back to the beginning when relationships were first screwed up when Adam and Eve committed that first sin. Sometimes it's just all so confusing. Well, if anyone's out there please respond. Oh and just to give credit where credit is due....the pizza with bullets is all Jacob's...thanks Poog.