What religion, if any, do you follow? I’m curious to hear about the different beliefs and spiritual practices that shape people’s lives. Whether you’re religious, spiritual, or have a different worldview, feel free to share your perspective!
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discuss What religion do you follow?
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This thread covers all aspects of ideologies, including beliefs, principles, traditions, policies, and their influence on society and culture.
I was raised Roman Catholic, but i soon realized as an adult that the catholic church is nothing but Dogma. If I had to pick a religion to follow it would be Buddhist. Now thats a religion of true peace and harmony with the world around us.
I believe in God.
I think if I were to choose a religion, it would be closer to The Great Spirit, which is how Native Americans believed.
I always see God in nature. I see everything but God in the human world.
I think if I were to choose a religion, it would be closer to The Great Spirit, which is how Native Americans believed.
I always see God in nature. I see everything but God in the human world.
I'm agnostic, but I follow, or have knowledge of other religions.
This is because I'd like some background context to understand appeal to faith fallacy arguments to know how to respond respectfully without only striking down their argument due to it being solely an appeal to faith.
This is because I'd like some background context to understand appeal to faith fallacy arguments to know how to respond respectfully without only striking down their argument due to it being solely an appeal to faith.
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Well, I got to church, but I won't descredit those who go to the temple or a mosque. All we need is to display a courtesy behaviour to others.
I am a practicing Hindu.I am also a religiously tolerant person. I don't belittle anyone's faith. I have studied all major religions and I know good things exists in all religions but I follow my own path.
I was born and bought up as a Christian so this is the religion I follow even now that I have the right to change my religion.
Religion is such a personal thing and if you dive closely into all the major religions they are very similar. They all have creationist stories and they all preach tolerance and love. The issue comes when man tries to interpret the scriptures from any faith. Human bias takes place subconsciously and you interpret them the way you want to.
I was born into a very strong Christian family. And I have been practicing Christianity ever since and I have come to like it. I don't think I am going to change it anytime soon.
That you have a solid base in Christianity and it makes you feel secure and knowing is good news. It is for sure that the position of family and community where we grow up can seriously influence the formation of our spirituality.
I was born into a Catholic family. My father is a Knight of St. Mulumba and my mother a Lady.
I do worship and follow the same religion but it doesn't make me not attend other religious practices and go to other churches.
I do worship and follow the same religion but it doesn't make me not attend other religious practices and go to other churches.
I am an Orthodox Christian. I almost finished reading New Testament, am going to church each Sunday for liturgy. Sadly, I am not fasting as I should, but there is still time to do so as well.
I am a born-again pentecostal believer.
I am a Muslim, and I follow Islam. I read Holy Quran. I also listen to Holy Quran. I also read Hadith of Our Most Honourable Most Chaste Most Marvellous Most Respectable, Best of All Prophets, Purest of All Prophets, Our Master, Holy Prophet Muhammad (Sallallahu'alaihi'wa'alahi'wa'ssallam)
and I feel spiritual light of Allah Almighty entering my body.
Whenever I listen to Holy Quran, I always feel spiritually Enlightened. I always feel the spiritual light of Allah Almighty whenever I listen to Holy Quran. Whenever I contemplate on the meanings of the verses of the Holy Quran, I feel spiritual enlightenment.
and I feel spiritual light of Allah Almighty entering my body. Whenever I listen to Holy Quran, I always feel spiritually Enlightened. I always feel the spiritual light of Allah Almighty whenever I listen to Holy Quran. Whenever I contemplate on the meanings of the verses of the Holy Quran, I feel spiritual enlightenment.
For me, I do not hold any religious beliefs and am quite polite in my responses to not favor any religion.
Was born and bought up as a Christian so this is the religion I follow and I don't regret it at all. I like my doctrines
I follow Hinduism not because I am strictly Hindu but because I was born and raised in a Hindu family and I am bound by Hindu culture and traditions
I am a Christian. I have been one since I was a child. I might not be going to church every Sunday but I am certain to go at least once a month. You can call me a liberal Christian.
Christianity is my religion. I pray every morning when I wake up. And I pray first thing when I get to my shop. I am a pentecostal Christian though.
I like to go to church, but I work the graveyard shift, but i could probably squeeze in a morning or evening service if I wanted to.
I do not believe in religion.
However i beleive in God. I think religion kinda makes people blind.
It blinds you from becoming the full version of yourself with no limits cause you are limited to what you do or cannot do. Anyone agree with me?
However i beleive in God. I think religion kinda makes people blind.
It blinds you from becoming the full version of yourself with no limits cause you are limited to what you do or cannot do. Anyone agree with me?
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