I’m not religious. Although I understand how people might need religion to give meaning to their life and to have a set of references and rules to live by, in my opinion religions are no more than philosophies.
I can tell you that I do believe there must be some sort of energy or being that must have flicked a switch the moment the big bang happened and I do hope that the universe exists for a reason and we’re not just wandering around in a meaningless space, but I don’t need a religion to give me guidelines.
I don’t think so…. I do not follow a traditional religion but it doesn’t mean I am not ‘spiritual’. I think there is possibly something more and believe in a soul but not necessarily that a single entity made the universe and everything in it
I do not follow/practice any organised religion. I think religion is a very personal experience. Maybe it comforts you, maybe it help you explain the world around you. For me, I feel endless pleasure, great comfort and satisfaction in looking at the world around me and I see it as a world explained by science, incrementally more and more so. I know many many others don’t see it this way, it is personal.
I’m not religious either. In the denomination I grew up with, I got annoyed with the official stance on women in the church, homosexuality, and a pick-and-choose selection of which biblical rules to follow. It frustrated me too much and I gave up on it.
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