if so why?
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Might as well try to christmax. Good community. Lots of coping incels there. Just go to church once to see if you like it, that’s my advice
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I believe Christ died for my sins and lives today and is active changing lives every day .
If incels want real healing from the world's abuse , give your life to Jesus .
He saved my life and can save yours too !!!
If incels want real healing from the world's abuse , give your life to Jesus .
He saved my life and can save yours too !!!
Been brought up religious and seen many different types of evidence that proves Christianity, went to a private Christian school and studied a lot of theology as well.
I was never religious, but i was interested in christcuckery and pisslam at some point. Thankfully not anymore.
I was religious, simply because I was told to be my family. Not anymore.
only on a truffle trip once, like I could understand why prior generations clinged onto religion so much. But sober, no.
I am religious, because it is the natural indisposition of humanity to believe in an perfect monotheistic god.
Yes, when I was a child (12-14 years old ) I was a fanatical Orthodox Christian.
interesting
i used to be muslim but recently i am questioning a lot
Never
I thought Islam was like the Mafia. You can join, but you can't leave?
Used to because of coming from a religious family,but no longer
I never believed in the idea of big daddy in the sky watching you 24/7 and judging your actions.
In reality never. There were times when I considered myself christian and later I converted to islam just out of curiousity for the religion but I never truly believed in either.
Which religion did you practice? Judaism?
I'm a jeet so... Hinduism
I was religious until 17, but then all of the doubts piled up, and I stopped believing. The Quran doesn't come from God but is made by brown desert people and Islam was created by brown desert people. You can tell when you look at the culture it creates.
All religions are made by humans. I think God is likely real but he is nothing like the Abrahamic god. He is more like a force of nature and wants life forms to become godlike themselves.
All religions are made by humans. I think God is likely real but he is nothing like the Abrahamic god. He is more like a force of nature and wants life forms to become godlike themselves.
Ever since I was a child I knew it was no less of a cope and got beat up several times for it
I went through a phase in my youth where I became interested in it.
My family weren't church goers. Not unless somebody died or was getting married.
In first grade, the second most popular question other kids in the schoolyard would ask me (the first being "what's your name?") was "Are you Catholic or Jewish?" Like those were the only two options. Whenever I said "Neither one," they would act like I just sprouted a second head.
At the time I thought maybe there was something to all this religious business. It seemed popular to have one.
So, if this was gonna be something left up entirely to me to choose, I figured I ought to read up on as many as I could so that I could make an informed decision. I still couldn't make up my mind.
All of them had practices that seemed more trouble than they were worth. Not having one just seemed more hassle-free.
I do believe in a higher power. Because the law of entropy states that all things go from an ordered state to a disordered state. Never the other way around. Unless somebody is making it go that way. Plus if left purely up to the law of averages, I should have been killed many times over by now. But it looks like somebody didn't want that to happen and just kept stacking the deck in my favor. Why take the risk of pissing off a friend like this?
My family weren't church goers. Not unless somebody died or was getting married.
In first grade, the second most popular question other kids in the schoolyard would ask me (the first being "what's your name?") was "Are you Catholic or Jewish?" Like those were the only two options. Whenever I said "Neither one," they would act like I just sprouted a second head.
At the time I thought maybe there was something to all this religious business. It seemed popular to have one.
So, if this was gonna be something left up entirely to me to choose, I figured I ought to read up on as many as I could so that I could make an informed decision. I still couldn't make up my mind.
All of them had practices that seemed more trouble than they were worth. Not having one just seemed more hassle-free.
I do believe in a higher power. Because the law of entropy states that all things go from an ordered state to a disordered state. Never the other way around. Unless somebody is making it go that way. Plus if left purely up to the law of averages, I should have been killed many times over by now. But it looks like somebody didn't want that to happen and just kept stacking the deck in my favor. Why take the risk of pissing off a friend like this?
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lol no, i was raised in a secular muslim family so it might be different from a regular muslim family my parents didnt really care when i left it
Sunni or shia
I am not religious, but I was pretty religious when I was about 12.
so are you secular or do you not believe in anything at all
I try to limit my assumptions about the world to a bare minimum. I do have beliefs, if anything then in the existence of the objective truth and the possibility to percieve it in part by humans. One can not prove such things as a subject on this plane.
yeah if one proves religion and god then the religion and god was fake all along, we cant know anything about spirituality and such until we die
You mistunderstood me, I merely meant a philosophical plane, not a different plane of existence. I do not know if there are any.
As for proving religion and God to be correct, the burden of proof falls upon those who make the claim. If the things claimed by many popular monotheistic religious texts did actually happen then it would be very easy to prove the existence of God. Sadly (for religious folks) it is mostly fake and gay.
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I am muslim but have some deen problems
I’m firming Islam tbh
It must have took courage to leave Islam.
I think God must be something we would never be able to comprehend, humans should learn from nature, i agree.
Not really.
Truvke
Never.
Brainwashed into it by the community and especially my grandmom. Also it was a cope.
i mean it is better to be secular than fully religious
I was pretty religious but I’m not anymore. I will never convert to a religion or faith in any spirituality at all. I am 100% unconvinced of a personal classical theistic god. I am open to the idea of a deistic one though, that seems pretty plausible to me. Or maybe even pantheism. Idk
religion?
I was Christian. I really believed in it and it was a good cope. It makes people happy, I see that. But it’s just false
No. I was not raised religious and never had to become religious.
Then why are you here, get lost from here you filthy kike
God kept praising the wicked so o told him to kick rocks
nah man religion is the only reason i am alive rn and it is one of the only things that give me hope tbh
interesting
Was christcuck since birth to like 14 when I got smarter.
kinda, i believe there is a God but i dont know wich
i feel like all abrahamic gods are same but with different names
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I’m Muslim but not by choice. I’m afraid of Allah and I hate him for everything he has done to me in this life. I can’t bring myself to leave Islam for some reason tho. I’m worshipping a God that doesn’t care for me.
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