Poll: What is your religion?
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Christianity
23.42%
26 23.42%
Judaism
0%
0 0%
Islam
8.11%
9 8.11%
Buddhism
2.70%
3 2.70%
Athiesm
19.82%
22 19.82%
Set of Beliefs (i.e, Confucianism)
0.90%
1 0.90%
No Religion (This is seperate from Athiesm for a reason)
32.43%
36 32.43%
Pagan/Wiccan/Spirtualism
1.80%
2 1.80%
Other (Specify)
10.81%
12 10.81%
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What Religion Are You?
#21
What's the difference between atheism and no religion?
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#22
Raised as a Buddhist.

Never really got too into it. I still follow some teachings though.

Wouldn't say I'm a religious person at all.
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#23
Catholic.
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#24
solarboy Wrote:Catholic.

Reminds me, I need to formally defect. I got confirmed before I realized hypocrisy.
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#25
Goals Wrote:What's the difference between atheism and no religion?

Atheism ascribes to a god not existing which is a belief itself. No religion is simply that - no religion, apathy. Just like the absence of hot is cold but cold still contains heat, the absence of god is atheism but atheism is still a belief.
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#26
Tay Wrote:Reminds me, I need to formally defect. I got confirmed before I realized hypocrisy.

I was confirmed to, but this is how I look at it. God loves every single person no matter what. Then I am relieved. However, the anti-pro choice/other stuff irks the heck out of me.
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#27
No religion.

I was raised Roman Catholic but I disagree with a lot of it.
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#28
Atheist, raised Christian.

I don't understand people who distance themselves from Atheism and say, "Oh, nobody knows."

Nobody can disprove with absolutely certainty the existence of invisible pink unicorns. I don't know about you, but I don't tell people I'm "unsure" about whether invisible pink unicorns exist.
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#29
AAR Wrote:Atheist, raised Christian.

I don't understand people who distance themselves from Atheism and say, "Oh, nobody knows."

Nobody can disprove with absolutely certainty the existence of invisible pink unicorns. I don't know about you, but I don't tell people I'm "unsure" about whether invisible pink unicorns exist.
Dr. Carl Sagan Wrote:Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.
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#30
I was raised Jewish and Christian. But I chose No religion only because I can't really choose 1 or the other.
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#31
ImagineAll, can we please not go down that road? I'm already biting my tongue on a few people here. Rolleyes
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#32
Fiel Wrote:Agnostic theist

Figuring out God or Gods is unknowable and cannot be proven by mere mortals, but following the morality of peaceful religions is conducive to a happy and productive life.

^^ This right here ^^

I was raised Christian for my morals for a little bit but never really appealed to me in the end.
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#33
There are two overwhelming things that start fighting in our humanity; politics and religion. You can't prove which is correct. It's all a matter on what you personally believe.
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#34
Roman Catholic and proud.
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#35
Fiel Wrote:Agnostic theist

Figuring out God or Gods is unknowable and cannot be proven by mere mortals, but following the morality of peaceful religions is conducive to a happy and productive life.

This. Im agnostic but follow morals that are found in most religions.
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#36
Atheism

I got asked earlier today why not just be religious and find out your wrong when you die. I look at religion as not what happens after death but how you treat it during life. Frankly when I die I just want to disappear. I don't care for the whole concept of a church either. All I see out of religion is closed minded people who are willing to start a war over being right.
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#37
shroum Wrote:All I see out of religion is closed minded people who are willing to start a war over being right.
Fiel Wrote:...can we please not go down that road?
OP just wanted to know your religion/lack thereof. That's it.
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#38
Turtally Wrote:OP just wanted to know your religion/lack thereof. That's it.

I know but what is the point of just stating your religion? At least give a reason why.

/Done talking

I can't get any further into religious discussion.
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#39
shroum Wrote:I know but what is the point of just stating your religion? At least give a reason why.

I suppose a reason would be nice. However, we should be extra careful while treading on thin ice.
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#40
Turtally Wrote:I suppose a reason would be nice. However, we should be extra careful while treading on thin ice.

Agree'd
I wasn't really trying to be offensive it just kind of spilt out.
/done talking for real lol
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