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i’ve always been curious on religion and how others perceive it. i’m not religious myself but it still really interests me. i just want to know others options on it and as i’m studying re for gcse; want to understand other religions more and faith, etc🤗
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I'm not religious either, but my view on religion is that anyone can believe if they want, i just think that some religions need to be modernised, to accept some of the new things that are beginning to appear more frequently, to which certain religions refuse to accept
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I'm not religious either, but my view on religion is that anyone can believe if they want, i just think that some religions need to be modernised, to accept some of the new things that are beginning to appear more frequently, to which certain religions refuse to accept
I'm not religious either, but my view on religion is that anyone can believe if they want, i just think that some religions need to be modernised, to accept some of the new things that are beginning to appear more frequently, to which certain religions refuse to accept
i personally struggle to have such deep faith in a god/religion. still, religion is so interesting because there are so many; i love when i see people being respectful to someone else’s religion instead of criticising them- people should believe what they want to believe.
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I am not religious but I do believe in god and after life and etc
I am not religious but I do believe in god and after life and etc
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My views on religion are summed up quite neatly by Paul Dirac at one of the Solvay Conferences:
Religion is merely something people devote their lives to, simply because they're afraid and unsure of of the unknown; they don't know how they were born, they don't know what life choices they should make, they don't know how to be moral, and they don't know how they'll die. Hence they turn to a superficial, high power being, in order to have 'answers', guidance and morals.
However, what even is life if you deem it's necessary to have faith in a being you've never encountered, simply because you don't know how to live life by yourself?
...The very idea of God is a product of the human imagination. It is quite understandable why primitive people, who were so much more exposed to the overpowering forces of nature than we are today, should have personified these forces in fear and trembling. But nowadays, when we understand so many natural processes, we have no need for such solutions...
However, what even is life if you deem it's necessary to have faith in a being you've never encountered, simply because you don't know how to live life by yourself?
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