Just go. Get all dressed up and go. Pay attention and learn the dogma. It all comes in handy as you learn more about the myths and hypocrisies of religion. And please read; read a lot. It will improve your ability to sum up an argument.

My response was "no I'm not, and the answer will always be no and each time you pressure me it annoys the crap out of me and discourages me from talking to you. If you can leave this be and accept who I am then perhaps we'd see more of each other. If you really feel you have to intervene then pray for me in your church but please never mention it to me again" For me, talking to my mother, it worked and she let it go.

Don't go. It's that easy. Keep up the drunken posts you're a "3" already

You do not need to go to church. You "need" a class in English composition from your local Community College.

.time to grow up. Start by taking an English class...

i figure you're gonna do what you're gonna do until you do something different. sounds like you will. it will feel better.

my advice would be to tell her that u cannot be indoctrinated because ur not a retard

start with no offense obviously

but also instead of doing the rebel stuff (which i do support btw) u should just be a grown up and go with her and fake it

shes likely using u for somebody to accompany her because image is very important to the jesus ppl and she doesnt believe u will make a scene

do the grown up thing and fake it!

Welcome to the asylum. Enjoy your stay.

Unless you run the risk of losing your living situation, you are under no obligation to attend any church with anyone.
Being threatened with hell is inconsequential, since it's nonexistent.
When your aunt starts in again, be polite, be respectful, but stand up for your own right to have your own beliefs.

I have an aunt, whom I adore, who has very different beliefs than I do.
I don't live in the same state, so it's much easier for me to just overlook her religious beliefs, and stay focused on our relationship.
Thing is, we're both old, and have the benefit of distance.

You can't change most people's minds about their religious beliefs. They have to do that for themselves.
I get being angry at constantly having someone in your face about it.
Reacting badly isn't doing you any good.

Unless you can't avoid your aunt completely, just be calm and carry on.
You do you.

Just say "No".

First, is there anywhere you can go & scream without anyone overhearing, or hit or throw something without damaging anything, to get out your upset safely, protecting yourself & expressing your upset without anyone criticizing you? Do some art that shows how you feel? Because you need an outlet for your frustrated feelings.
Then pick your battles of what will work best for you. Make it your choice, under your control, what you want to do. If you choose to keep the peace & go to church, can you take a book you like & slip it inside the religious text? What can you do to make the experience yours?
Hang in there, I hope soon you can make your own decisions without being under someone else’s thumb, gf!

Taking any actions out of spite or anger has consequences.. sayin' z'all. Good luck .

You better think a bit about this, some thing are worth fighting about and some are not. You may think you win but really you loose. Do what is easies to live with.

Only you know how much of a problem not going will be. Is your aunt aware of how you feel about religion?
Also depending on how old you are, do you live with her and rely on her for day to day survival?
Given that she can not physically dress you then it is really up to you how much you press this.

I know that I expressed myself rudely as a teen but I also had really supportive parents and we did not live in an American bible belt so there are many factors to consider.

As an adult my catholic grandmother wanted me to go to an xmas mass she said it would not hurt me to go I pointed out she was right but I was not sure the church would survive it. I did not go and my grandfather and I watched a beautiful sunset together, sitting in silence on the verandah as the sun sank behind the trees. Then my grandmother came home screeching about us sitting in the dark. But I had a perfect moment with my grandfather I will always cherish.

In the end it is up to you.

You can go and make her happy and still not believe

What’s the worst that could happen if you just refuse to physically go?

Stand up for you, and what you believe is right for you. Don't let anybody else, including me, tell you what is right for you.