@Cyberdyne

@Haylee-Lundstrom you could report them and get adopted. They shouldnt do that

@everyone Wtf none LOL

@Quazi said in What makes you believe in your beliefs? ️:

@WtfFart If I say that people will assume that I am proselytizing
So I can let you know privately if you want

Nobody is gonna proselytize anyone here (had to look that up btw) The point of this topic is for people to talk about their own religion and explain what makes them believe, without having to sound like they’re “convincing” others to join

@LakeBodom said in What makes you believe in your beliefs? ️:

my opinions are facts

If that’s what you believe, sure buddy

@Janet you pretty much summed up the reason why I’m not Christian anymore! That and the fact that I didn’t want to be a part of a church that preached acceptance and love for everyone, but had so many open exceptions for who was truly worthy of that love.

@WtfFart If I say that people will assume that I am proselytizing
So I can let you know privately if you want

@Quazi said in What makes you believe in your beliefs? ️:

@WtfFart said in What makes you believe in your beliefs? ️:

As an agnostic and ex-Christian, I’m just curious to know, for all religious people out here, what exactly makes you believe in your specific religion?

Right now a very important thing(but not the only one) that makes me believe in my faith/religion(the religion in which I am born to) is a very weird(weird enough to not be simply a coincidence) well-documented prophecy regarding some technological development.

But still I occasionally question the authenticity of my religion. There have been moments when I was borderline-agnostic.

if you don’t mind me asking, what religion do you follow exactly? And which prophecy came true?

@Aman321 A country is necessarily a geopolitically defined separate entity with sovereignty(even if in name only) whereas a nation often means a group of people who share a lot in common mainly in terms of ethnicity, heritage and ancestry but also often in terms of religion, state, country, political ideals and shared values.

@WtfFart said in What makes you believe in your beliefs? ️:

As an agnostic and ex-Christian, I’m just curious to know, for all religious people out here, what exactly makes you believe in your specific religion?

Right now a very important thing(but not the only one) that makes me believe in my faith/religion(the religion in which I am born to) is a very weird(weird enough to not be simply a coincidence) well-documented prophecy regarding some technological development.

But still I occasionally question the authenticity of my religion. There have been moments when I was borderline-agnostic.