I used to go faithfully, but my church has changed a lot in the past 10 years - or maybe I have changed, I don't know. I have been baptised (was a Baptist). I never really felt I was learning anything, though, which was part of the appeal of Roman Catholicism - they have a lot of answers that at least make sense to their way of looking at Scripture.

I feel kind of torn between Catholicism (generally, not Roman exclusively) and Protestantism. I don't feel either has it quite right, I don't know. Prots. talk of salvation through faith alone when the Bible says quite clearly that is not the case (James 2:24) but Catholics go to the other extreme of putting too much emphasis on works.

I personally think it's somewhere in between - that it's salvation through faith, but a living faith that requires faithfulness to the teaching of the Bible, and mainly to Christ in that we are to love. If someone disobeys the teachings of the bible then it really begs the question of whether they are a true Christian etc.

I don't know, this is a journey I am beginning and am exploring all different denominations to find the right one for me. Maybe God lets there be different denominations because different people have different needs. The rigidity of RC suits some people, but it was too much for me.