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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]And have you tried Quaker?  My beliefnet came out Quaker and UU too. [b] There is a whole range of Quakers, from very Christian to Atheist[/b], but there are some core beliefs.

http://www.fgcquaker.org/connect/quaker-finder

In this area they have silent meeting. Probably it is best to do a little reading about it before attending so you know what to expect.[/quote]

I have met Quakers who do not consider themselves to be Christians, but never an atheist.  I don't think you can be a Quaker and an Atheist.  Discuss.

OP, I would shop around to Episcopal and Lutheran churches in the area if you want something liturgical.  I have dragged my catholic dh to quite a few different christian denominations, but he really likes the liturgy and feels most comfortable at Episcopal.  If you are open to returning to a catholic church shop around in the baltimore diocese.  Much more liberal than the Washington diocese.  I liked the catholic church in crofton, md.[/quote]

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