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your religion is not important
- Thread starter Cooky
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This rings hollow. As evidence, this forum. And me. I care about other people's religions, and came here to learn about them. And I think they are important. I just dont rate one as more important than the other.
Cooky
Veteran Member
I find it boring. Sorry.
Omg be quiet. Stop giving the game away!!
Then say *you* don't care. Not everybody else.
But does it turn back with misty tears in the eyes or just hesitate a moment, square its shoulders and ride on?
stvdv
Veteran Member
When you see "Religion" in this vast Universe ... I can see your point ... religion is not important
When you see "Religion" on individual level, it's important for those who believe. Gives them joy, hope..
When other people are happy, the world becomes more happy. This also affects me, so I think it is important "what/how people think"
Maybe I misunderstand you, but if all people would stick to "their own business/religion", lots of problems would be solved. No religious wars etc.
Both. It turns back with misty tears, hesitates, squares shoulders and rides on.
IndigoChild5559
Loving God and my neighbor as myself.
I think its a little more complicated than what you are saying.
As a Jew, what I hope for the world is ethical monotheism. So yes, I definitely care what others believe. If for example, they believe in a pantheon of Gods that don't care about their personal relative morality, I am very concerned for them. So please don't say "nobody" cares, since I am a somebody.
It is also true that I thin that all Jews are bound by a covenant with God, whether they want it so or not. So for them to observe Judaism matters a great deal.
On the other hand, let's say there is a non-Jew. I don't think it matters if this person is a Muslim, or Christian, or Lakota traditionalist. They believe in the Creator and in having good sound ethics. The specifics are not critical.
izzy88
Active Member
Oh man, you've got a good point.
Alright, I'll be back in a while, guys. I'm gonna go to every forum I can find that's discussing a topic I don't care about and make a thread just letting them know that I don't care.
Today I learned I'm nobody.
mikkel_the_dane
My own religion
That is not possible, I care about my religion and I am not a nobody. I also care about other people's religion and again I am not a nobody.
You care enough to make a thread about it
hadrianus
Ultra Secularist
Then you may sign out permanently.