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Are you certain about your statement? Wouldnt Christianitys primary mission be to convert as many people as they possibly can? Or the buddhist mission to abolish suffering?My religion is not a faith, nor does it have some unified, primary mission. What people choose to do with their lives is up to them - there are no dictums.
Christian - I believe it is to preach the Gospel of the Kingdom of God.Name your faith and tell me its primary mission it is out in the world for.
Are you certain about your statement? Wouldnt Christianitys primary mission be to convert as many people as they possibly can? Or the buddhist mission to abolish suffering?
My religion is not a faith, nor does it have some unified, primary mission. What people choose to do with their lives is up to them - there are no dictums.
Name your faith and tell me its primary mission it is out in the world for.
Name your faith and tell me its primary mission it is out in the world for.
Name your faith and tell me its primary mission it is out in the world for.
My faith is strong, as faith originally just means to trust... Oneness is our primary mission, as Oneness is all religions, science, information put together.Name your faith and tell me its primary mission it is out in the world for.
Who do you trust?My faith is strong, as faith originally just means to trust... Oneness is our primary mission, as Oneness is all religions, science, information put together.
according to your religion, what would be the primary task to fullfil in life?This pretty much sums up my understanding of my own religion (Hinduism).
If the question were phrased differently though, such as: 'according to your religion what is the meaning of life?' then the answer would be different.
That is a very interesting concept i havent thought about. Are you saying that an individual christian has different tasks to fullfil as he has in the christian community i.e. church?I believe the Chrstians' primary mission is not to convert people but to make disciples of them. I believe it is the church that thinks it ought to make conversions.
What if they gain so much weight from the ice-cream that you actually strangled their life more than made them happy?Ice-cream. To make people happy.
What if they gain so much weight from the ice-cream that you actually strangled their life more than made them happy?
Are you certain about your statement? Wouldnt Christianitys primary mission be to convert as many people as they possibly can? Or the buddhist mission to abolish suffering?
Why form a community if you have nothing in common? Thats beyond.... i dont even know what to say.Pretty certain, yeah. The religions I identify with simply do not have that kind of unified mission statement. Contemporary Paganisms are far too heterogenous to have such a thing, as are Unitarian Universalists; OBOD doesn't have a unified mission statement either, nor does my personal religion of one. The religions I associate with are non-dogmatic and non-creedal. The "primary mission" is whatever the individual wants it to be.