HI Dale:
That is correct, I do not attend a church any longer since I found the truth 0f what the apostle Paul told His people. Being in unity of the Spirit is not what Denominations are. Denominations are separation from the One Body of Christ.
Andy Centek
Firstly, I am decidedly non-denominational and attend a non-dom church; however, not going to a church is also UN-scriptural. Consider:
Colossians 3:16 ESV
Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly, teaching and admonishing one another in all wisdom, singing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, with thankfulness in your hearts to God.
Hebrews 10:25 ESV
Not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day drawing near.
I do agree that legalism is the primary division of the various denominations. Some say no mechanical music, others emphasis baptism and others how the church is organized, but with 3 exceptions, the basic theology is aligned among the major denominations. In those area's of legalism, you can chose to ignore it or you can make the attempt to edify the rest of the church regarding it's fallacy.
Even in my non-denom church I disagree with some of the doctrines. For example, I am an annalist vs eternal torture as I don't believe eternal torture fits the character of God. I believe we should continue to honor the feasts of the OT along with upholding of the law. We are not saved by the law, but the law is still in effect. Based on writing in the Thanksgiving scroll (part of the dead sea scrolls), salvation by grace and the Holy Spirit were already known and thus are not the purview of the modern Church. Still, I go to church and try to learn those things I can and teach other things. I pray for wisdom and discernment of the Holy Spirit in what I accept and do not, but to fellowship with my brothers and sisters in Christ leaves me with increase energy and strength in order to make it through the week.
None of us are perfect and only together do we find strength.