Of course, it bothers the Rev. Justin
Ivatts that many people seem to be focusing more on secular things and
paying less attention to God.
But
the Englishman, who now ministers at two Clarke County churches, has
noticed over the years that Americans strive to have some kind of
spirituality more so than Europeans.
He
wonders why, considering that “European values are more in sync with
what Jesus preached,” Ivatts said. For instance, he said, people with
more money have a greater responsibility to help the poor.
“Britain
is much more secular nowadays than the U.S.,” he observed, mentioning
that churches there — especially ones in larger cities — generally are
no longer well-attended.
“If
you say over there that you go to church on Sundays, some people are
going to look at you like you’ve got two heads,” said Ivatts. “It’s not
cool,” so to speak, to attend church.
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