This article was quite interesting. IMHO, it's so easy to walk away from the church because it's much too easy to be a Christian (at least in North America). The harlot of Revelation (IMHO apostate religion) is alive and well in many of our churches. With the acceptance (even celebration) of acts that have been condemned by the Bible coming into our churches with socially acceptable names, what separates the church from the world? What used to be called homosexual or "queer" is now LGTBQ+ or an "alternative lifestyle". What used to be called abortion is now called "pro-choice". Christians saying that Christians and Islamists worship the same God? Tell me - what's the difference between your average self-proclaimed Christian and the world?
The Bible speaks of a remnant at the end of time. A remnant is a small percentage. Scripture tells us that in the latter days, the love of many will grow cold. Is that happening now?
I'm not pointing fingers at anyone. I sometimes wonder if I'm still too conformed to this world.