I have no religion
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Thread Topic: I have no religion
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But my belief is simple:
We live, we die, maybe we go somewhere nice, maybe we go in the dirt.
But I wanna live my life to the fullest, have fun on my own time, not follow some rediculous religious rules controling my life. -
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Im a Quaker,if that's a religon...I think it is.
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@Biance:
I believe it's a part of christianity...or mormonism? I can't remember, but I know it came from another religion. Dx -
That's a good way to live and although I go under the title of Christan, sometimes Buddhism, that's sort of similar to my beliefs.
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Brittonio34 NoviceQuakers are peaceful Christians. William Penn? is that his name, was the founder of Pennsylvania was a Quaker
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My thread, Brittonio, and I dun care.;)
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My religion is the most diverse and unknown religion out there. I am a Undiveded Universalist. I find that no one religion is more right than any other and I believe that certain philosophies in all of them are good. I follow a religion I created, based on what I find is right.
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Just thought I would clear up a comment. Remember if upset you, maybe should not look at posts. Please just lay off
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tongue AdvancedI'd say that Barberbob is right. The one thing every religion is wrong about, however, is the existance of some kind of deity.
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Okay, then what would you worship, then religion wouldn't exist because there has to be something that is of higher nature.
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tongue AdvancedI don't deny that religion has done good things in the world, but the concept of God is manmade, if that answers your question.
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Since I'm going to say God isn't man-made, let's talk about religion in another way or move on to a new topic. You like sports?
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tongue AdvancedYea I'm actually watching alot of hockey right now. I'm really pissed about the NFL lockout. The Bills had a good draft, so I'm hoping there's a season so I can see their new players.
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So you live in NY I'm guessing.
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