Perhaps i may not be able to see something that you can, but for one, I think it's rather ironic that hypocrisy is such a headache to you, when you said `But in church'. Forgive me if i misinterpreted your intention, but it gave me an impression that you act differently in church and elsewhere?

Secondly, I am as against vulgarities as you are, not only in church, and i am proud to proclaim it. So mind your tongue laddie, before you shoot off at someone else. I've no idea what you heard from me that day, but it definitely is not what you think it is, or I'll not be proclaiming so openly here that i don't swear if i know people whom see me in school and not in church visits my blog.

Thirdly, i really don't understand which part of talking about the girls in church amongst a group of guys discriminating to the fact that i go to church? Enlighten me if you happen to see this yeah? Personally, i feel its just a casual conversational topic. Perhaps yes you might be thinking that we go to church and observe girls and talk about them afterwards, so let me clear this up for you yeah? We talk about them because we know them through church. Don't you talk about school friends with other school friends out of school? Why do you do that? Because you have something interesting, non-insulting and no ill intent in talking about it. It applies in a similar context. To be going to church but not going to learn more about God would totally be missing the point of going to church. If people were there to do that, doesn't that make church no different from a place where people meet as a rendezvous to enjoy plain company? I really think so. I am not sure about the rest of the people that we went out with that day, but personally, that's what i think. Yes? Questions queries? Thank you very much.

You must be tired of reading all this by now, but please just carry on for abit more. Thanks.

Lastly, yes i admit that it seems like no one has been singing and all during worship. But some of us do try to sing louder even though some of us are tone-deaf and really cant sing, and i really am glad someone else other than the few of us feels the same way about the singing and all. Though worship is really a personal thing, i would too, feel more encouraged if more people sang.

Yeah by now, you really should know i am referring to you yeah? I am not here to wage a war with you or anything, but just to clarify things up as i don't quite agree with some points that you brought up. If i do sound a little annoyed in this post do forgive me, cause really i am a little.
(p.s. I really wanted to comment on the blog, but i didn't feel it was right to bother the blogger with how i feel towards your response so yeah)

Hope this does not strain things or anything. But thanks for reading anyway, at least i got my point across. Cheers. :)