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Forum Members' changing religious beliefs..
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Mines been grated, frappe'd, smothered in cheese and served with white whine (intentional mispelling)
((although the misspelling of "mispelling" was unintentional)).
I hear you.
dust1n
Zindīq
After spending months/years on this forum are the forum members' religious beliefs likely to change?
So who's winning....christianity, islam, atheism, etc, etc,?
Does one particular religion tend to pull in the forum members?
edit: Or do members' religious beliefs tend to stay the same?
Silver
I started as an atheist, converted to Hinduism, than Taoism, than non-theistic Satanism, than the Baha'i faith, dabbled in UU, than got baptized at a Pentecostal church, switched to Pagan rituals, than Buddha, than the Greek orthodox church, picked up the Qu'ran, switched back to Taoism, than became an atheist once more.
It's been a long trip.
All since you got here?
dust1n
Zindīq
All since you got here?
Yup.!
Wow. You've been busy.
dust1n
Zindīq
.lava
Veteran Member
Kilgore Trout
Misanthropic Humanist
Where would you get a silly idea like that in the first place?
Storm
ThrUU the Looking Glass
That's a very UU sentiment.
Joking aside, ITA.
To the OP, with the help of some lively discussions, I've refined some of my theological ideas, but no major shakeups.
As for my religion, my understanding of UU has deepened and expanded, but that's more due to my heavy involvement in my church than anything here.
Autodidact
Intentionally Blank
I used to be an atheist. Now I'm a smug, arrogant atheist.
MSizer
MSizer
I challenge people on their religious beliefs, but I believe that when you belive that you can justify your actions by appealing to a supernatural being, your beliefs should be challenged. Actions IMO need to be justified using expressed principles which can be epistimologically verified by all other people.
Kilgore Trout
Misanthropic Humanist
Well, don't you have to be pretty arrogant to not believe that an all-powerful, eternal being exists, who created everything, and doesn't have a special interest in one particular lifeform, that's existed on one infintesimal speck in the vast cosmos for a brief blip in the time? I mean, how arrogant to think that our insignificant presence isn't the primary focus of an omnipotent being.