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What religion do you belong to?

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Atheist right now but am flirting with Catholicism
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>>3268229
Lapsed Sunni Muslim
I'm interested Mahayana Buddhism
Or might become pious again in the future, I dunno
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Deist, though I used to be an atheist
Right now I'm looking into getting into Orthodox Christianity, though Nordic Paganism looks appealing.
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I don't belong to a religion
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Neopaganism.


I worship two Greco-Roman Goddesses (Selene and Eris) and Columbia as a civic goddess of America.

I believe in their literal, non-metaphorical existence of beings that are aware of me and are not emanations of some 'single god'. This isn't a conclusion I came to out of functionalism, its actual legitimate faith.

I'd try to convert you, but honestly you people trying to use religion as technology disgust me. Go ahead and become a Catholic, they're just atheists with a part-time job desu.
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>>3268229
>What religion do you belong to?

I'm a god, I don't belong to a religion. I serve the gods.

Don't join Cathoicism - the reasoning behind the Hebrew Bible is "the gods don't stop murderers from murdering, therefore the god of Moses is true and the pagan gods are false!"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KdI0QzcWfio
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>>3268229
None. Was raised evangelical, converted to Orthodox Presbyterianism, and found irreligion.
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I think certain aspects of dogma basically disqualify catholicism from being true. Like, the succession of popes back St. Peter (allegedly) is supposed to be one of the big reasons catholicism is the One True Church. Also, the cardinals who elect the next pope basically meditate and let God choose through them, so the idea is God himself has chosen every pope. And yet we have certain popes who abused their power up to and including pederasty and rogues in the vatican, and popes who have contradicted each other when speaking ex officio, which is supposed to be infallible and essentially acting as a direct lifeline to God. Catholicism overpromises and underdelivers in ways that are self-refuting.
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>>3268302
Orgies, not rogues. What the fuck
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>>3268302
Not only that, but there have been times when they had more than one Pope at the same time.
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>>3268229
Orthodox Judaism like most of this board
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>>3268247
Orthodox is very interesting to me as well.

My interest is primarily in Catholicism and Orthodoxy. Protestantism, at least in most of its incarnations, strikes me as plebeian and bland
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>>3268229

Mahayana, pure land and tientai
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>>3268423
If you like Thomas Aquinas, you're not going to like Eastern Orthodoxy very much. Probably not modern Catholicism either. It's a shame that your view of the major branches of Christianity are so caricatured and ill-informed. It was, after all, the Protestants who taught me Thomas and Augustine. The Catholics were teaching me Bultmann.
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>>3268247
This shit right here. Fucking stop it. Cafeteria religion is the essence of modernism. You don't choose a religion that suits you. You either believe it or you don't. Whichever you choose, it'll be nothing more to you than a fashion. You won't actually be one.
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>>3268501
Don`t all branches of Chritianity belive in Jesus
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>>3268229
Sanatan Dharam
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>>3268229
Panentheistic Sunni Islam.
However i'm not practicing as often as I should.
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>>3268501
/thread

people piss me the fuck off when they identify as muslim because it's hip, trendy and eccentric to be one.

"le oppressed minority" instead of actually valuing my beliefs.
same thing with buddhism
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>>3268720

What's the ideal buddhist and muslim to you?
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Roman Catholic

It's a comfy religion. Come join us. Go read some Chesterton and Aquinas to remove your fedora.
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>>3268899
Why not Orthodoxy?

Also just checked out a Tridentine Mass why was there no wine/blood?

+ Do they do more instructive sermons? Aside from a 5 minute talk on the life of a Saint and reading a letter from a bishop verbatim it was just ritual (even if the ritual was impressive)
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Orthodox Christian. I actually leave for Liturgy in about half an hour.
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Generic Protestant but I've been around Episcopalians all my life so I'm planning to read more about it and make the leap
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>>3268229
Deist.
A creator god makes the most logical and scientific sense, but there's no reason to believe tht god is involved in the universe in any way.
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>>3269436
>Episcopalians

LARPing atheists
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Just read the catechism... That's what made me an atheist.
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>>3268501
lol I'm not looking into Orthodoxy because it's trendy or anything. I honestly believe in a higher power, I'm just right now trying to figure out what exactly that power is and believe that Orthodox Christianity may be right.

I've been trying to figure this shit out for several years now so don't take me for one of those new age pseudo-spiritualists
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>>3268751
someone who believes in it and practices atleast a somewhat, instead of using it as a fun tag and accessories

someone who respects their belief
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>>3268229
Formerly non-denominational Christian, currently agnostic.

Tried to go atheist but absence after death just doesnt compute to me.
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I function on knowing, not believing in stupid shit.
No, I don't wear a hat, and I don't give a fuck if you post a photo of an overweight guy wearing one.
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>>3270504
Funny how people who talk like this tend not to know very much.
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>>3268247
>I want to LARP: the post
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>converting to a religion founded in the past ~150 years
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Meh on the whole thing. I do think it logical that there are beings who we cannot wholly perceive but I don't think of them as gods. The 4th dimension and such. I sometimes waver on the idea that perhaps even that we live past the death of our natural bodies.

That is to say, I don't follow any religion and don't want to.
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I was raised Methodist but I'm flirting with Zoroastrianism.
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>>3268229
Stop. Posting. This. Thread.
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>>3268302
Get rid of this post you heretic
Remember to pay your prayer tax
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Catholic right now but am flirting with idk what. It's a harder religion to be a part of than you may think desu. I'd explain if you want
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Non-denominational Christian.
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Mormon master race
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>>3268720
My religion never has that problem cuz Catholicism but I always wondered what it felt like to be a devoted Buddhist/Muslim and see hipsters walking around saying "yeah I'm actually a buddhist. I do yoga once a month" and shit like that
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Satanism
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>>3268229
Non-Religious. I won't go as far as to call myself an Atheist, because at the end of the day, we really don't know what's out there. With that being said, I don't really think the general religious interpretation of "gods" exist in the way we think they do, but I think that advanced beings that are far beyond our current level as a species exist out in the cosmos. >>3271420 summed it up far more articulately than me.

I'm just not too big on organized religion as a whole. Too many strange traditions, too many restrictions, and in the case of the Abrahamic religions, not enough critical analysis as well as acceptance of a person/group of people who are different.

Ultimately, I'm not going to be a dick about religion to people. i'm not going to try and stop people from being religious. everyone has their personal convictions and choices.
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I'm a Presbyterian by birth, but now I'm mostly atheist. I've been looking around at pantheism, or some kind of worship that doesn't worship a sentient being. Maybe my own spin on Christianity that I won't tell anyone.
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>>3268229
catholic but then jewish
>implying so random fuck is definitely 100% god
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>>3271859
what's the point of worshipping a non-sentient being?
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>>3271873
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which branch of judaism? how long did it take you to convert? is it really as hard as they say it is? im poor but im interested in judaism because im friends with a lot of jews online and i think their religion is more based in reality than christianity is
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>>3271884
It's not about worshiping a being so it can "save me", it's worshiping it for the sake of respect for what created me, Earth, all of my loved ones, the Sun, the stars at night, everything I see around. It's more of a peace of mind type thing, I guess you could call it sort of like meditation, but that just makes me think of actual meditation poses. Sort of the same drive behind meditation, I guess.
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>>3271887
reformed, im unable to suit my life to truly respect the orthodox faith, though i feel its perhaps deeper judaism
at any rate, it was just through like a year or so that i had thought about what aperates catholicism from judaism, and me being a man of reason i went with judaism because i felt it told me more truths than institutionalized catholicism could provide me, as well as better community.
its really hard to get into a jewish community from the outside, you will stay an outsider for life.
all i need is peace of mind, though, so i stay strong
wish you luck
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Holy shit, haven't seen this level of supermarket religiosity for a while.
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>>3271916
nigger catholicism to judaism isnt even a stretch
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>>3271901

> as well as better community.
>an outsider for life

How is that betetr than Catholicsm's community per se? I'm interested in judaism because one of best friends is a jew, but as far as I can tell reform judaism isn't really judaism. Judaism is a religion that's based around the culture of a nation. It'd be like if Japan were removed and the population spread out over the world but instead of assimilating kept into their own cultural enclaves.

im in the middle of flyoverland how would I proceed? and also the difference between catholicsm and judaism is catholcism is a lot more pagan
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>>3271822
>I won't go as far as to call myself an Atheist, because at the end of the day, we really don't know what's out there.

We know what's out there, they just won't tell you because they have too much vested interest in the lie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTUt3bUV9JY
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None. I was raised by two agnostics so religion isn't really my thing.
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I'm an atheist, even tough I'm always making posts shitting on fedoras a new atheist thinkers.
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>>3270504
How do you know that spiritual belief invalidates further knowledge?
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>>3271896
How can one respect an entity that isn't sentient?

You wouldn't pray to the tablecloth or a chair, so why worship the entity which is simply the summation of these individual parts?

A non-sentient entity cannot demand nor accept worship - the practise of which is futile at best and sinful at worst.

Reject your idiocy, man, and have some respect for you saviour
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>>3272389

you're on the right track
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>>3270579
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>>3268229
Liberal Catholic

Jesus was a partying, wine drinking collectivist who hung out with prostitutes and tax collectors, told a story about a persecuted minority doing something godly, told the Pharisees to shut up and pay their taxes at the same time driving money grubbers out of the temple with a whip, and while he could have easily called upon his god-powers to conquer the world, the only thing he actually did with them was pass out free food and healthcare to people who needed it the most.

Pope Francis will go down in Catholic history as the greatest reformer since his namesake, preserving The Catholic Church for future generations, rather than circle the wagons around a bunch of mildly beleaguered white muricans scared about their legacy of sin and intolerance.
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>>3272935
>preserving The Catholic Church for future generations
Why is he alienating the traditionalist conservatives that make up the basis of the Church, while pandering to liberal progressives that, while nodding their heads in approval, will never actually join or follow its teachings?
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>>3272965
pandering to the traditionalists is a short term gain for a long term loss. Sure, you get a boost from people who slavishly revere old things for the sake of being old, but at a cost of alienating future generations who don't have that emotional investment in traditions from yesteryear

Church attendance only started plummeting after the church married politics with religion in order to appeal to all the Neanderthals making their last stand at Gibraltar, but at the cost of driving away people who are actually effective evangelizers. And even the most conservative churches are seeing church membership decline, (unless they go full corporate Christianity, which only exacerbates the problem) so it's not like it's exactly a viable long term solution, either.

We either change with the times or die with them.
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>>3268229
Atheist/ pussy position: "the I don't know for sure but it seems like the right choices"
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Deist basically. I've taken a lot of influence from Hindu conceptions of Brahma and also Stoicism and Epicureanism. It just makes the most sense that God is essentially a creative logos that is largely absent from everyday affairs of people. That to me is a better explanation for God's seeming inability or inhibition to stop evil than "its His will that x happens."
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>>3272935
Yeah, except that people with whom Jesus hung out then went on to become his followers. Meanwhile all Francis achieves is Muslims staying Muslims, transsexuals staying whatever they are, and maybe a pat on the back from the establishment for being a relatively progressive member of the boy-diddling, witch-burning organisation that should otherwise be destroyed. There's no new converts being gained this way, but a lot of people are alienated. In fact the only way Church is getting new converts is in places like Africa, where all cardinals are famous for being super-strict hardliners, and China, where people don't care about liberal institutions, but about the government turning them into martyrs.
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>>3268270
What drives such faith? The rest of us believe such Gods to be fairy tales, so it's hard to imagine actually getting into this
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>>3268297
> Irreligion
That's quite a pretentious way to say athiesm
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>>3273057
That's why humanism was invented
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Russian Orthodox Christian
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>>3273304
>muslims staying muslims
Was happening even when Pope Palpatine XVI was peddling clash of civilization models which malcontents used to convince Muslims that western values are antithetical to theirs and they shouldn't consider embracing them and that extreme Islam is their only hope for salvation.
>transsexuals
Show me where in the Bible Jesus punishes someone for behavior he deemed unacceptable. The worst he does is forgive a woman for adultery and call out everyone wanting to stone her for hypocrisy. The whole point of the golden rule is that you don't need all these rules telling people what not to do if you have one or two rules which tell people what they should be doing. Someone who loves his neighbor as himself isn't going to steal from him, covet his wife, or judge him for his lifestyle decisions.

>kiddie diddling
The worst excesses and cover ups took place under the reign of John Paul II, so you can't drop this at the feet of the wing of the church who was systematically marginalized by John Paul II. This is a cross all Catholics need to bear.
>witch burning
Telling the Spanish Inquisition you saw a witch was a good way to get arrested for spreading heresy that any kind of supernatural power exists outside of God's love. Where the Catholic Church does talk about witches, it talks about women who sell poisons, conduct astrological tests, and perform abortions.
>it's easier to convert in the developed world.
Yes, when people are truly desperate they're grateful for the church's presence because it's keeping them alive. When they're not, it just becomes a list of arbitrary rules and obligations without the social support. Adapting religion to meet the needs of people in the developed world is the great challenge for religion in our time, and the whole reason Christianity caught on in Roman times was because they embraced this new tangled technology known as "books"
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>>3268229
Agnostic, I was raised on no singular religion (family is christian and my parents would go to a southern Baptist church when I was a kid)
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>>3273822

>someone who loves his neighbor as himself isn't going to steal from him, covet his wife, or judge him for his lifestyle decisions.

But what if he hates himself?
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>>3273841
Forgot to mention I almost converted to Roman-Catholicism when I was dating this one Mexican chick. We had been going on for 2 years and her family was super cool and it seemed like the right thing to do but we broke up before I got baptised.


I guess if I ever joined a religion I'd become Catholic.
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>>3273861
>hates himself
Then what you need is to adopt a sense of surrender. Forgiveness is the final form of love and coming to terms with your own inadequacies and insecurities is what will teach you how to forgive yourself for being human, and then how to pass that forgiveness on to others
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>>3273876
My friend once considered joining Judaism when he was dating a busty jewess, I dont fault him
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>>3274996
>My friend once considered joining Judaism when he was dating a busty jewess, I dont fault him

The Jewess should be running like hell awaits. As far as I can tell Jewish women aren't permitted to breed as Jews - if at all. if you murder your King in the name of divine right as a virgin and then turn him into a weapon against the gentiles and the gods - well - that's one hell of a curse to try to break over you and your race.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTUt3bUV9JY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9uEspZpYlo
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>>3268229
I practice no religion.
I have the most favourable view to Estonian Neopaganism (Maausk)
I have read the bible, my views on Christianity are that the mainstream church is spreading lies. The type of christianity that I find the most accurate and appealing is Unitarianism/Arianism.
Although if Islam had a major reformation I would find it quite appealing.
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>>3270504
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>>3273822
>The worst he does is forgive a woman for adultery

Oh good God. You really are one of those people, aren't you? You seem to forget that he told the woman to sin no more AND what he did to the Temple when it was turned into a place of commerce.
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>>3272535
It is idiocy to respect the universe as a whole?
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>>3271859
The Abrahamic God isn't a sentient being.
Only a third of the Triune God is sentient.
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>>3275228
>Only a third of the Triune God is sentient.

Candidate for Dumbest Post Ever.
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>>3274996
Brian? Is that you?
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Wahabbist, It's the most satisfying
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I've never strayed from atheism since I was about 8 or 9 years old
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>>3268272
cultfag
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Protestant Christian.
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>>3275655
meant for >>3275464
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Random question.

From 1 to 10, how devoted and committed would you say you are to your religion and beliefs?
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>>3276195
OP here, and I'd say 3
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>>3276195
5
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>>3268302
God also made the devil. God seemingly allows the devil and demons to have higher power then a typical person. GTFO with this "muh bad popes therefore Catholicism is gay" shit because God has biblically put worse people in higher positions.
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>>3276195
Jewish, about a 3. It's mainly cuz I was raised Jewish. I'd really like to believe in a heaven and a father though
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>>3268270
t. LARPer
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Jupiter/Pluto/Minerva/Diana here

It is something to do
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>>3275186
>all liberals are peacenik tree huggers
>all liberals are violent antifa protestors
T. confused conservative
Liberals understand that when Jesus said "I came not to bring peace, it a sword", he wasn't literally calling for armed uprising, but identified himself as a reformer, a destroyer of the old ways, and he was forceful and consistent in this regard. When one of his apostles did try to commit an act of violent uprising, Jesus stopped him and healed the servant he lashed out at.

And all he said to the woman was "go and sin no more" that's it, no context, no moralizing, no penance, just a single suggestion for her while she went on with her life.
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My whole extended family is made of cultural christians that haven't stepped in a curch in the last decade. Around 16, I just dropped the thin larp veil completely and am an agnostic atheist currently.
While there might be some undiscovered/able forces in the universe, human organized religion with a designated scripture was, is and always will be a larp. Being 1/2/3 millenia old doesn't legitimize it at all.

>>3268247
>hopping from one religion to the other
>choosing a religion without any consideration, just because it's "cool", basically from a catalog
You're a fucking meme, my man
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>>3268229
Raised Sikh. Became very apathetic towards religion as an adult.
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>>3268229
Sunni Islam
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Greek paganism.
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>>3277687
very silly question but how much of a hassle is/was it to wash your hair?

Sikhs don't cut their hair right?
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>>3277884
Well I never really did that. My family was never that devout.
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Raised catholic, degenerated into atheism at, like, age twelve and the perspective has only evolved.
I am become the amazing atheist
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>>3268229
I am Alevi
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>>3268229
Diest, but I wish I could actually believe in something more.
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I converted to Catholicism literally only because my 2D waifu is one.

I was baptised Catholic, but I never cared for it growing up and my parents never took me to church, though now as I've read more theology I've come to appreciate it.
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Reform Judaism
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>>3278146
which animu m8
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None because religion is complete nonsense.
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>>3268270
>I'd try to convert you, but I am theophilosophically illiterate and I'd rather keep jerking off to Marvel comics.
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>>3278062
Explain belifs
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Norse Pagan. I found it at a hard time in my life when I needed spiritual guidance and community. I got both of those things and I thank the Gods everyday.

inb4 LARPER
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>>3268302
>Also, the cardinals who elect the next pope basically meditate and let God choose through them
Umm, no? The Cardinals do not mediate between God and the world, the election is guided by the Holy Spirit, but it doesnt mean that God literally chooses the pope, he just protects him from teaching doctrinal error whatever choice is made. It doesnt confer impecability (Even Peter denied Jesus three times, and was reprimanded by Paul),
As to the other claims of contradiction, I cant answer them without some examples.
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>>3268229
Shafi Sufi Islam
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>>3273001
>pandering to the traditionalists is a short term gain for a long term loss.
I'm sorry but that is just not true. First, traditionalist parishes have seen an increase in membership and church attendance. Second, the faith of a few is intrinsically more valuable than the rejection of many.
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>>3268229
>he still falls for the tricks of an ancient cult

Jew here, try Protestantism
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>>3278377
Not really animu
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>>3277542
>When one of his apostles did try to commit an act of violent uprising
He tried to save Jesus, not cause a violent uprising, and he didnt heal the servan afterwards.
>no context
So was the whole being a prostitute no context at all? One would assume that the phrase "sin no more" was referring to this particular crime.
>no moralizing
How is "sin no more" not moralizing? Should he have preached her about how being a prostitute is sin? She already knew.
>no penance
He forgave her. He is the judge so he can punish however he pleases.
>just a single suggestion
It wasnt a single suggestion, it was a command.
And he has been way, way harsher than this, just like when he called out the pharisees and told of Judas that "It would be better for him if he had not been born.". Tell me, if Jesus is the one who inflicts punishment upon the damned, how could we understand that pronouncement as anything other than a condemnation?

Also, stop acting persecuted, liberal.
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>>3279220
>post yfw modern historical studies have shown that the early Church bares more similarity to Catholicism than ANY of the protestant cucks
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>>3279351

[citation needed]
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>>3279351
WRONG
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I believe in Kek and these almighty digits!
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>>3279554
Nice try autist
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>>3268920
>Why not Orthodoxy?
An entire half of my family is catholic and has been since time immemorial.

I converted to catholicism from protestantism so I've already been baptized twice

I live in a country that's like 1% Christian, most of which are catholics or evangelicals, so the nearest orthodox church is probably 8 hours away from me if it even exists at all

I'm not an autistic LARPing radical radical traditionalist. I genuinely like and admire Pope Francis
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>>3268229
Here, I'll go ahead and make your next thread for you.

>There's been something missing in my life recently. I've been an atheist since high school but I've been talking to an orthodox guy at work. I like the way he lives and how happy he is, but a lot of what he says sounds hard to believe. How do I get over that?
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>>3270579
>Stalin was a Saint
Amen
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I don't belong to any religion. I want to be my own moral guide and compass. Organized religion is ez mode
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>>3268229
Why? They're all the same. What caused you to specifically pick Catholicism? Atheist ftw
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>>3280658
Im 12 btw.
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>>3268229
Yahwhism
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>>3273369
>The rest of us believe such Gods to be fairy tales
>such Gods
Why not all Gods?
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>>3278917
You are a LARPer, smelly viKANG
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>>3279351
>history
Irrelevant.
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>>3280628
So, you're a pseud. Sorry! Morality doesn't mean anything to an atheist. Sorry! You belong to a contemporary Cult of Reason. Sorry! You cannot actually be a 'guide and compass' because morality must be universal to be relevant, and it then needs an arbiter. Sorry! You are on 'ez mode'.
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>>3269436
lmao have fun, that church is the most fucked in the world
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>>3271859
Look up Christian Atheism.
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>>3270487
Atheism doesn't disqualify life after death
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>>3276195
10, Orthodox Christian.

Others would probably say I'm a heretic because I question many of the accounts in the old testament, and acknowledge that the new testament has at times some "interesting" geography, among other things. That said, it was written by men, but the core message of salvation and Christ's role in that salvation remains and will always true.
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>>3279081
sufism is the only good branch of Islam
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