How many of you goes to confessions?  

confession?what is that?

lol... how long did it take you to confess all, DrPepe?

I'm not a Roman Catholic or a Christian, so no, I don't make confessions in that sense. If I do anything I feel is wrong, I'm upfront about it, tell any other person it may concern, apologise if my actions have hurt them, and set about putting it right. Having said that, it doesn't happen very often because I work with my soul and my conscience all the time, and I strive to never do something which would need confessing.

I know that sounds a bit "holier than thou" but it's difficult to explain. I do wrong things sometimes, but I've never found them really bad enough to confess... I'm a free person and not beholden to anybody but myself, in my mistakes or well doings because my beliefs differ.

I definitely don't--even though it may be liberating. Who knows? Maybe someday.

Confession addresses the one who has been sinned against. Send that fellow back down the aisle to the door of the man he injured. Let him look that man in the eye and say, "I lied about you." That is confession. A dozen times down the aisle would be easier, but not acceptable. Confessing to the church will not replace it. David knew this principle--"against thee have I sinned." Send that other brother from the front seat to a secluded corner to pray. Before he says ought to the brethren, he needs to talk to God. He has sinned against God; he must confess to God. Later he may need to talk to the church, but not before he confesses to God. There is another fellow on the front pew who has no business there. He walked the wrong aisle; he confessed to the wrong church! He sinned against the church across town when he sowed discord there. Send him to confess where he sinned.