Sky Dancer
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I have my own personal story, but I will start the thread with a brief answer. I chose Buddhism after a long period of checking other paths because it made the most sense to me.
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What divides us the most in religion, IMO, is intolerance of other religions. The nature of God is that there is only one God. By necessity, we're all worshiping the same God, it is only the religion and practice that differs.
Many people strengthen their own faith simply by attacking the faith of others.
Those are the ones who are truly lost....the ones whose "faith" is nothing more than a facade for their fears.
It's rivalry.
My faith is better than your faith. na na na boo boo!
it's when the nuts start screaming allah akbar and blowing themselves up is when the real problems start.
Why did you choose your particular religion?
I have my own personal story, but I will start the thread with a brief answer. I chose Buddhism after a long period of checking other paths because it made the most sense to me.
To be honest I dont like organized religion because its too restrictive, the Muslims want you to give up pussy, pork and beer, Catholics want you to be married to fuck a girl, jeez, can't I just drink my 40s and have pre-marital sex in peace?
Still, in the end someone will be right and someone will be wrong.
There may not be a God in Buddhism, in fact, I know there's not.
That doesn't mean there's no God, however.
Why did you choose your particular religion?
That is 99% of the problem. People don't so much choose a religion as the are indoctrinated into one.
I choose to opt out.
I dont like to mock people on their realigious beleifes
but DAMM! ^^^^ that up there was just...