If you could would you make avreyone believe your relgion?
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Posted by thisisevenlessfunnow Jun 24th, 2012 at 8:39PM
I don't have a religion.
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Reply by GnatFree Jun 24th, 2012 at 9:13PM
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Posted by EarthlingWise Jun 25th, 2012 at 10:19AM
I do wish all religious leaders would disappear. I honestly hate them, they are sick power-lusting mind-abusers. And I feel sorry for religious people's cowardliness. But I only have my human words to fight that way of thinking, I will not pretend I'm right because the big guy said so and I read it in a book.
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Posted by pukirahe Jun 24th, 2012 at 9:22PM
I wouldn't because I knew I couldn't.
It is God that convinces all by His boundless love
which I don't have while still sinning myself.
He commands that I should teach His Cause,
but not with coercion, imposition, proletization.
My teaching work is merely simple introduction
that the Holy Spirit already appeared again
to lead mankind to a higher global civilization.
If people don't hear about this, it is my fault;
if they know and the don't accept it is no
longer my responsibility.
This is already hard enough for me. People today,
especially the young ones, are really allergic with
religious wars, with superstitions, with corrupted
priesthood.... which are all really hard to clarify.
Therefore, I only propose that my acquaintants
should themselves read the Holy Books to distinguish
the Truth of God from man's fabrications throughout
history and see the fruit of the divine Tree only with their
own eyes.
Through my introduction, many people have accepted
this new and eternal Faith, and I know that it is not
by my human power, but by the omnipotence of God.
Wishing you success in your search and attainment.
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Posted by ChipmunkErnie Jun 24th, 2012 at 9:18PM
Sure, make everyone atheists and remove about 50% of the reason for the world's violence.
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Posted by FlauntTheImperfections Jun 24th, 2012 at 8:41PM
No. That violates free will.
The most I could hope for is that through my actions, they might want to share my beliefs because of the impact its had in my life. I wouldn't never want anyone forced to believe.
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Posted by jthitt Jun 24th, 2012 at 8:40PM
I wish I could make everyone question all religion and dogma. I wish that everyone would believe nothing and question everything.
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Posted by MissGaga Jun 25th, 2012 at 9:44AM
Like a magic thing? Meaning that they would believe it for real like how I believe in it? Yes I would, because I want everyone to be on the right track and be in heaven.
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Posted by bluenebula Jun 25th, 2012 at 9:29AM
OK I am going to say that : Since I like to see that every single person walking on the right path , the right way so I would like to share them things that I think are true and good as much as I like them to share me what they truly think is true and good but I also believe that none is allowed to obligate or force anyone to believe his beliefs or faiths .
So I try to tell them what I think but I NEVER force anyone to think the way I think
By the way and concerning such things you can explore my new growing experience about this if you like , just type on the search box "I wtk why you chose your religion or why you didn't chose any "
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Posted by GailG3 Jun 25th, 2012 at 3:59AM
If I COULD - which of course, I cannot?
The world would be a much better place. My religion trusts you and expects you to know yourself and face the consequences of your own decisions. You would learn from first-hand experience that you cannot escape your consequences, so you may as well learn to make those consequences satisfying. As you treat others (as you use the invisible hand), it will come back to you (so be careful about the invisible foot attached to it).
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Posted by hartfire Jun 25th, 2012 at 12:21AM
Absolutely not.
To me the whole essence of spirituality it that it depends on personal choice and commitment.
There is no way to force some one to grow spiritually,
and to even attempt it would destroy one's own.
In history, when attempts to force faith are made, such as depriving, persecuting, torturing or killing those who refuse to believe, the only result is a lot of people pretending and acting out the faith on a public level.
This is idiotic.
The first foundations for spiritual and/or psychological growth must be truth & love.
Different people better fit different spiritual paths.
If someone is interested, I will either inform them of the basics, or point them to a good website which explains.
With friends I make mention occasionally, but only as a part of getting to know one another better.
I am atheist and Buddhist. In an ideal world, I would have science taught in the classroom, and let parents educate faith at home or in their spiritual congregations.
Buddhism is not a religion but an experiential practise, and has never been evangelical. People are either attracted, or not.
A horse seeks its own water when thirsty.
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Posted by Tara277 Jun 24th, 2012 at 9:01PM
No. My mother pressed her religion onto me. She was Christian and I'm wiccan.
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Posted by RickISAmasing Jun 24th, 2012 at 8:46PM
No. Religion is a very personal thing between you and your god. You cant let manmade laws corrupt the relationship.
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Reply by GnatFree Jun 24th, 2012 at 9:14PM
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Posted by calvinunmaker Jun 24th, 2012 at 8:42PM
No being varied and different gives us new views and ideas to work with and I may be wrong so why not give other ideas a chance
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Reply by Stormwind2 Jun 24th, 2012 at 8:44PM
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Posted by B3lla01 Jun 24th, 2012 at 8:42PM
Never, never. I actually like to hear opinions and ideas that differ from mine all the time. I mean what if I am wrong? There is a possibility that I am wrong and I would hate to live a life that is so limited that I have never discovered or experienced anything else.
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Posted by deadpan46 Jun 24th, 2012 at 8:42PM
nope.
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Posted by troyaltfk Jun 24th, 2012 at 8:41PM
Eh. religion is a bad word to me... it makes it easier for people to categorize themselves.... but even if i could... i'm sure poeple would still break down my personal religion into it's own category... so to answer your question no... I'd rather them all to just be accepting and understanding of others...
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Posted by artbandit Jun 24th, 2012 at 8:40PM
sure why not, its not illegal to take advantage of people.
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Posted by Vessa Jun 24th, 2012 at 8:40PM
No. The nature of my faith is that people have to choose that sort of thing on their own.
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Posted by Infinite9 Jun 24th, 2012 at 8:39PM
Absolutely not.
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Posted by ProvidentialParlance Jun 24th, 2012 at 8:39PM
Yes, definitely because if it wasn't true, then it shouldn't be believed. If I didn't think this way then I don't have any faith in it. If it's true, than all should believe it.
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Reply by Stormwind2 Jun 24th, 2012 at 8:41PM
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Reply by ProvidentialParlance Jun 24th, 2012 at 8:43PM
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