Hey there! I'm new! Here's the long story how I arrived here: I was browsing gotquestions.org (I once visited the website before via Google, wondering what in the world was absolute morality -- and whoopee -- this website was one of the top choices along with an article from the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) and the website suggested this forum as a potential forum for discussing Christianity and stuff like that. I see that Christians actually want non-Christians to ask genuine questions about their faith. Even Christian youths are finding methods to evangelize or spreading the gospel. If you go to Google or Wikipedia, then you find that Christians have devised many ways to spread their faith over the years, and with the invention of the Internet, even regular people can spread their faith on the web. There was one time - two Tuesdays ago (May 22, 2012) - I was walking on the university campus, and it was a busy day at the Ohio State University Oval, so I looked at each stand and tried to see what each of them was up to. One of them was about "Jesus" and "Religion". The "Religion" table asked people to do stuff before they could receive a treat, while the "Jesus" table just gave a treat for FREE, but there's a catch: as long as you receive Jesus Christ as your Savior. Guess which table I chose? The Jesus table. At first, I didn't really understand why Jesus must be separated from "Religion", so I asked the young Christian, and he responded something that "religion" means "rituals" while believing in Jesus is "faith", and all you need is faith to achieve salvation. At this moment, I thought, "Wow. This is one easy religion. There must be a catch." I didn't ask any follow-up questions, though, because I couldn't think of any. I finished the soda can and left.