keep it ;p

 

Yeah keep it. I'm not sure if destroying a church is ever in your best interest....

 

Meh... It could be a very religous bus stop maybe??

 

It's up to you. But remember, not every practices the same religion. Best not to offend.

 

If someone practices a different religion then you, they may or may not be offended by it. I personally am not, but that doesn't mean that other people won't be.

 

Destroy it and make a better one.

 

The only thing that anyone would find offensive is the cross shape in the back (unless there's something on the signs out front?). But other then that, who said it's a church?


It has chairs, and a carpet, and some windows. It's a building. What actually defines what a "church" is? The chairs? My dining room table has those. Windows? Of course not. Aisle? Row, aisle, hallway, same thing. Pulpit? Is that a pulpit up there?

I mean, there are no religous symbols anywhere, except for the cross shape in the back.

I say keep it. Just a pain to tear down tons of wood planks/cobble ect. I hate tearing down buildings in my town.

 

With a cross in the back, what else would it be? What other then a church would this be?

 

A church is defined as a place in which a religion is worshipped. I'm pretty sure I could legally prove its not a church :). Well unless gernen has been worshipping in it.

 

That's like saying I find your house offensive because my house has red bricks and yours has lime render....

 

Besides the cross, it could be the town meeting hall.

Gernen in there doesn't make it a church :p

 

Exactly.

 

That doesn't answer my question. I may or may not worship a potato in my shoe. Guess that makes my shoe a church?

 

1. If you could fit inside the shoe and it was your designated house of worship.
2. If the religion you were worshipping was a real religion and not a cult.
3. Just look at this http://www.legalzoom.com/taxes/other-tax-topics/what-constitutes-church-under

If the above are true then yes, your shoe is a church.