About the username: For quite a few years skateboarding fascinated me. Still does, although I can't do it anymore.

DENOMINATIONS in this day and age should not even be present. If the apostle Paul were alive today, he would view it as several divisions of the church. We can only assume what his reply would be. I am non-denominational, and so should everyone else be. Why? Because we worship the same God and only need the one single book He gave us- the Bible. We don't need various theories and doctrines to teach us several different ways of living. Look in the bible- there's only one- and that one's a lot easier and a LOT more straight-forward.
What do we need to do as believers?
Micah 6:8= "To be fair and just and merciful, and to walk humbly with your God."
How much more simple does it need to get?

Name's Nigel Robertson, 28 years old. From Duncan, British Columbia, Canada. Nationalities are half british, half Canadian (Mom's side of the family was from England, Dad's was from Canada). Main instruments are piano and organ, the pipe organ for which I have a progressively increasing passion.

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Main styles of music are sacred, Jazz and lounge/swing. Have played organ and piano for about 22 years.

As for the organ, I was brought up Anglican and the church was in need of an organist. Being only trained in piano, the organ has been learned by watching others and listening to quite a fair amount of organ music. From the beginning, I never had the use of presets on an organ. Either they weren't connected or didn't work properly, so even if there are presets on an organ, I still can't get into the mentality of using them. It's just 'automatic' that I always manually register the organ.

In regards to views in theology & Christianity, I've never cared much for the term 'Christian'. It's nothing but a label and equally why we're called hypocrites. We're no better than anyone else and it's only with God's help we manage to stay on that path God has laid out for us. We might go off the path many times, but if we have a desire to daily spend time in devotion and prayer with God and want to know more about Him, His love is enduring and his patience is unending enough to constantly keep us on that path until the day when we and all people stand before him face to face.