I was raised Christian for as far back as I can remember. I was never exposed to any alternate beliefs or view though, so I never really questioned anything I believed. Then when I was an adult and went to college I was exposed to new ideas and met people of different religions. So I wanted to find proof that my religion was the correct one. When I looked for proof, not only did I not find any for my religion, I didn't even find proof that any gods exist at all. So I stopped believing.
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What led you to your current religious (or non-religious) position?
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Moishe3rd
Yehudi
I am curious.
What would constitute "proofs" for you?
And, at this point in time, do you still contemplate the question?
illykitty
RF's pet cat
A huge journey, where I started as an angry agnostic who was trying to understand why people believe... To find different perspectives... To then trying out some faiths.
I'm still unsure about who I am and where I'm going... I don't know what I want, except that I think I want to find something that appeals to me both rationally and emotionally. Something I deem worthy of awe, reverence and love.
I'm still unsure about who I am and where I'm going... I don't know what I want, except that I think I want to find something that appeals to me both rationally and emotionally. Something I deem worthy of awe, reverence and love.