PoetPhilosopher
Veteran Member
I see light in atheism, I know atheists will remind me that atheism is just the lack of beliefs, because I think the ability to critically think and question things, maybe even suspend judgement, is more in line with a true God, if he exists, that isn't distorted by the writings of man.
I see light in Hinduism because I seem to think people who believe it often see their faith as something which can get followers without them having to tell everyone about it that they possibly can.
I see light in the Baha'i faith in terms of their prophet and the intricacy that, for lack of better words, the most prized leaders of the faith have tried to weave.
I see light in Judaism in that its followers can probably talk me under the table in terms of the Old Testament and what Biblical words and terms mean.
I see light in Hinduism because I seem to think people who believe it often see their faith as something which can get followers without them having to tell everyone about it that they possibly can.
I see light in the Baha'i faith in terms of their prophet and the intricacy that, for lack of better words, the most prized leaders of the faith have tried to weave.
I see light in Judaism in that its followers can probably talk me under the table in terms of the Old Testament and what Biblical words and terms mean.