It's hard to imagine, but there are thousands of people who write the president of the United States and other government representative's letters about their concerns.
Most of these letters aren't opened by the people that they are addressed to, but some of these letters actually do get through, especially the ones that were written, to get their attention.
I would like to suggest this to anyone who belongs to a large religious organization, write their religious leaders and asked them questions about their religion.
If you have any doubts about your religion, a nice letter with a self-addressed stamped envelope, could provide you with the answer that you are seeking.
Some of our religious leaders are extremely busy and don't have time for one-on-one question-and-answer conferences.
Some of these leaders are pre-occupied with larger problems within their community or within their specific organization.
Writing a letter to them lets them answer your questions, whenever they feel like it.
Your letter might not ever get answered, or it might receive immediate attention and you will have your response within a short period of time.
Either way, you have put one step in the right direction, you're making an effort, to find the truth.
If your religious leaders don't answer your questions within a short period of time, try to personally hand them a letter, thanking them for their services, along with a brief description of what's inside the letter.
This way, you know that they received it, for sure.
If you still don't get a response, try writing another letter to a different religious leader within your organization.
Don't take any offense, to their replies or lack of them.
Some of these people are extremely busy and have good intentions, but quite simply just don't have the time to do everything that they would like to do.