Christian faith can defiantly be separated from community and lived out as an individual. Like every other form of faith, Christianity can be experienced alone or in a community, indirectly respected or religiously worshipped, and lightly influential or life-dictating. There is no “right” way to be a Christian nor to be a believer in god. It is challenging when these narrow ideas of faith exist and shame those who choose a different path of Christianity than the traditional, church-going stereotype.