If you only go to Church for 1 on 1 time with Him and you don't believe that anyone else matters there, then you might as well worship from home... I wouldn't have a problem with OC at church, and I OC/CC depending on what I am wearing, not the other way around.
Church clothes I would OC in, because I usually wear that type of clothing anyway.
However, why cause divisions? I can see plenty of people who would complain, and or leave because of personal beliefs or their children.
But I don't go to Church, and I don't consider myself to be a member of any religion, but if I was required to chose, then it would be LDS.
If that makes any difference
I'm sure you could ask the pastor, who would probably be all for it until half the congregation yaps his ears off.
So in case anyone got confused, I was not flip flopping.
I'm saying... I don't go to church
If I did, I wouldn't care
I don't believe others should care, and I think they should just be quiet.
But they won't and you don't just go to church for 1 on 1 time.
And it could cause divisions
So you should probably just CC.
You could always OC once and see the reaction, if they start whining, then give in.
Church clothes I would OC in, because I usually wear that type of clothing anyway.
However, why cause divisions? I can see plenty of people who would complain, and or leave because of personal beliefs or their children.
But I don't go to Church, and I don't consider myself to be a member of any religion, but if I was required to chose, then it would be LDS.
If that makes any difference
I'm sure you could ask the pastor, who would probably be all for it until half the congregation yaps his ears off.
So in case anyone got confused, I was not flip flopping.
I'm saying... I don't go to church
If I did, I wouldn't care
I don't believe others should care, and I think they should just be quiet.
But they won't and you don't just go to church for 1 on 1 time.
And it could cause divisions
So you should probably just CC.
You could always OC once and see the reaction, if they start whining, then give in.