

NEWPORT NEWS — Doug Terrel felt he was being influenced by a religious spirit, making him judgmental and closed-minded, so he began visiting a local bar to celebrate his freedom in Christ.
"A religious spirit won't go near a bar, so I'm safe in there," he says downing a second Guinness stout at the Pit Stop.
Church members say Terrel has stopped showing up for weekday prayer meetings since he started battling his "demon of legalism." What began as a spiritual housecleaning has become a full-fledged hobby.
At the Pit Stop, Terrel appears untroubled.
"I used to live by 'don't taste, don't touch.' Now it's pass the beer nuts and who's up for a game of darts?" he says. "That religious spirit takes it on the chin every time I'm here." •
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