I will tell you what made me think Christianity look stupid. I went to a small country deep water Baptist Church. The Deacons were dairy farmers and the company I drove for at that time back in the 60's booked me out on Sunday after noon so I would be in Boston or Cleveland or where ever by 8 am. on Monday morning. So I wouldn't be there for Sunday night+, they told me that i did not need to work on a Sunday and that I didn't need the money I made working Sundays. So I said you milk your cows on Sunday. That's different. There are some jobs you have got to do. I said that is right I have to do what my boss tells me to do or I won't have a job.I ask if they dumped the milk they made on Sunday ? Of coarse not. Why ? Because we have mortgages to pay and other expenses. I said that I had mortgage and car payments also. They said that that's different. I said when you stop selling the milk you make on Sunday I will stop my job to please you. I walked off and never been inside that church again.And the last I knew they are still selling the milk they make on Sunday and for the next 50 years i worked on Sunday if I was dispached.
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