I go to a few different places on Sundays when I worship. And some Sundays I don’t go anywhere. It was certainly true, when I was growing up, that the implication was one would probably go to hell if you did not go to church somewhere. I don’t know that anyone ever told me that would be the case, but it seemed implied. And I do not ever recall anyone tell me it was not true. So I grew up assuming church attendance, while not compulsory, was very important. Those were the “Leave it to Beaver” days! How times have changed. No one in my circles would consider playing golf on Sunday, even though I knew many people were out there on the golf course as I was dutifully riding to Quaker meeting with my parents. How times have changed! I am sure there are still Christians (and maybe Jews and others) who still feel attendance at the weekly or routine gatherings are a “must.” However most people with whom I associate do not ...