Dumping religion
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Found out pretty early when I was in Catholic school. But I did try and get into it. Honestly. There was a period there when I was really dead set on reading the entire Bible and getting my scripture down but it didn't last.
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If someone uses belief in some sort of higher being, that I can still respect, if this belief and its writings and the people who represent the organisation channeling it are questioned, not blindly followed. I see such people as not strong-minded enough to deal with their existence by truly free thought, but they are searching with guidance.
People buying into religions deeply or hating on other religions in toto I pity.
People buying into religions deeply or hating on other religions in toto I pity.
Parents tired to raise me as a Lutheran but have always been an agnostic.
At 11 years old.
I was never really into it, but at that point I clearly realized that there is no God or anything of the sort. And that, even if there is such an entity, there still is no need for organized religion per se. As if an all-powerful, all-knowing creator of the universe would give a **** what anyone does.
never questioned that decision since, it's just that growing older I found more and more reasons to not be religious.
I was never really into it, but at that point I clearly realized that there is no God or anything of the sort. And that, even if there is such an entity, there still is no need for organized religion per se. As if an all-powerful, all-knowing creator of the universe would give a **** what anyone does.
never questioned that decision since, it's just that growing older I found more and more reasons to not be religious.
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Never was very religious and have gotten even less religious over time. However, I did marry into a Filipino Catholic ****** and I attend Church with them on Easter Sunday and Christmas out of respect to them. I was born a Christian, still feel there is a good chance that God the Creator does exist, but wouldn't be shocked to find out after dying there is no God or there is a different God that I was raised to believe in.
Or several and they're all indifferent.
