What the religion do you believe in?
I'm an italian girl,and I'm so curious of. In Italy,the religion of state is catholic,but I don't completely agree with Vatican.So I believe in God,in Jesus,in Bible,but I don't know what is the religion I believe in! And you?What the religion do you believe in? In the answer,say where do you live and describe your religion. Thank you very much,and sorry for the mistakes...! For "Ed in WV": Your italian are very bad,too! No problem,anyway ^_^
Religion & Spirituality - 31 Answers
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None.
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None. They are all tools of manipulation.
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none!
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see the link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atheist#Strong_vs._weak
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human freedom
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All
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No religions at all.
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I don't have a religion.
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I believe Jesus is the way. only way to the father so christian
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none Pick your religion For the purposes of this answer ‘Faiths’ are included in religions because the semantic word play will not be acknowledged. Most religions claim they their book is divinely inspired. Some actually claim it to be written by their god. Most religions claim to be the true religion. Most religions say that they have proof of their religion being the true one yet all the arguments are circular therefore invalid. Because of this, all religions say it is about ‘Faith’ and following your heart. So, because the above is true then all religions are equally valid. Most religions claim to be the way of love and peace. Most religions have killed to convert. All religions are different but claim to have commonalities. Therefore it follows that all religions must all be dilutions.
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USA, no religion. I follow the teachings of Jesus. Love and blessings Don
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your religion is your choice, I am an Aquarian, that is a theistic/spiritual satanist
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I believe in God, not a religeon.
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christian
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If you believe in God, Jesus, and the bible. That pretty much makes you a Christian. I'm a Christian as well. A Non-Denominational Christian.
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I am also (?) a Catholic but I don't completely agree with the Vatican, either.
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I don't classify myself into one so i asy i am christian because i believe in jesus the bible and god.
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I'm from the South in the US. I was baptized in the Episcopalian faith, and I believe in most of their principles, but I don't go to church and I question even the existence of a God often. I know, I know... I guess I'm just a heathen after all. Edit: Sorry, I didn't describe... Episcopalians are Catholic in ritual and Protestant in belief. They believe that the Bible is the word of God... DICTATED by man. Man is fallible, therefore it stands to reason that parts of the Bible may have been written the way man interpreted God's word at the time. Bottom line, it is therefore natural and in some cases, necessary to question the Bible. Sometimes I believe in a God and sometimes I don't... I'm still working on it. I do know that I believe in the balance of the universe. I know there is good and evil and you can't have one on this Earth without the other. Man was given the capacity for both good and evil, and then given free will to choose between both. As for what omnipotent being gave us that free will... I'm still working on that. :) Peace be with you.
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my religon is christon and i live in america
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The best one, Atheism.
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I believe in Christianity! You don't have to affiliate yourself with a specific denomination (like Roman Catholicism, Lutheranism... etc.). As long as you believe that you have sinned, and God can forgive those sins because he sent his Son, Jesus Christ to die (taking your place and paying the penalty for your sins) for you, you Are a Christian and God will grant you eternal life in heaven (not because of good works, but because Jesus died for you).
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I'm a happy little pagan witch. I live in the US, east coast, southern part. You did very well, sweetheart. No worries about any mistakes. It sounds like you're a christian, just an undecided christian. So far as describing it? I worship the threefold goddess, the horned god, and a few other deities. I'm a bit eclectic. I'm teased about being a 'kitchen witch' because of the baking obsession and my magickal spices having been -in- the kitchen for so long because I had nowhere else to put them. lol
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Love thy neighbour!
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Horoscopes
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Seventh-Day Adventist
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i have a religion..But i don't wish to point out here..Skip the religion first..and be a perfect human being..Love the people around you..Disregard their religion,race,skin color and everything else..We are bonded by a common religion,that is Homosapiens..that's it,my friend..
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I am Catholic too, and I live in the US. I do not "believe in" a religion -- I believe in God and practice my faith by being Catholic. Ho capito che questo sia una sfumatora della lingua, ma volevo spiagare nonostante che non scriva bene nel'italiano!
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hello ITALIAN girl .........I'm bindu .INDIAN girl (andhrapradesh...a state) ,,I don't know in which god i believe bcuz there r 10000's of god inmy religion(I don't want 2 specify) I respect it.........& I believe in humanity(religion of humans& in this u need to treat all of them a lik)........u too try 2 believe it ............even the jesus also says all these things in bible,I think Goodluck!
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There is only one religion while what is known today are communities.A person is religious or not depends on what he thinks and does.If a person always have others welfare in mind never to even think of hurting any one he is a religious person while person may be regularly visiting temple mosque or church but after that only thing he thinks is himself at the cost of others is not at all religious.Its important not only what you do but what thoughts appear in your mind and purification of mind is the first step towards self realisation.
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I just think you are a practicing christian. Nothing more. I don't think your beliefs coincide with catholisim but with maybe just normal christianity. I think its you who has to pick what you believe. I believe in Modern Orthodox Judaism. I live in the United States. In Virginia. With Modern Orthodox Judaism we believe in Orthodox Judaism and that we should keep traditional observances and values with some secular values too. To be more specific i am Modern Orthodox Liberal. Modern Orthodox Liberal Jews these tend to be individuals who are Shabbat and Kosher observant, but have a more "relaxed" or "open" approach to Halacha, sometimes accepting leniencies that are not accepted by those who espouse strict adherence to the dictates of the Halacha. Such individuals may, or may not be involved in regular and consistent Torah learning or prayer, although the general tendency is to be more "relaxed" in these areas as well. A commonality amongst this group is that they are open to secular activities such as bars, clubs, and movies. Shabbat is the day of rest from Friday evening at sunset till Saturday evening at sunset. Its like how christians go to church on sunday. We go to Synagoge(House of Prayer) on saturdays. Kosher is a way of life. To live a Kosher life is reframing from milk and meat(milchag and fleishig) and pork. Also having family purity and immersing in Mikvah(Ritual Bath). Halacha is Jewish Law. Torah is the holy book of Judaism. Is pretty much the same exact translation of the old testement of the christian bible.
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im from missouri and i go to a church that is of all religons so it's really hard to actually know what i belive but im focusing on staying christian i belive god sent jesus to die for our sins and that we shall live with eternal life if we belive jesus is god's son i belive that jesus is the messiah the holy one the famous one and that he is blessed and we are redeemed and if we shall follow in his way we shall live one day in harmony up in heaven and all our pain and sorrow shall be gone and god will make it a glorius party and i also believe in the rapture which is where one day god will swoop down and take all us christians up to heaven while the non belivers have to suffer through a painful enternity here on earth
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