If it doesn't affect your daily life, you don't really believe it. You just do it as a religion, but you don't believe it's really true, or it would affect how you act.Originally Posted by miyay
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09-01-2009, 01:08 PM #21Newbie
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09-01-2009, 02:20 PM #22C.I.A.
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to each his/her own. i respect your opinion, sir Originally Posted by dknorth57
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09-01-2009, 06:27 PM #23Elite Member
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Originally Posted by miyay
to each his/her own. i respect your opinion, sir
I think this is a good summary to this thread "to each his/her own"
whats important is the persons character, the tangible proof of ones claim for any religious growth.
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09-01-2009, 06:36 PM #24
Do you let your religious beliefs affect your decisions/lifestyle/profession?
Take only those teachings you consider to be attuned to good sense and conscience and forget those (teachings) that burn bridges between you and your loved ones and friends. Remember, religions are governed not by angels but by men ... imperfect men.
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09-01-2009, 07:34 PM #25Banned User
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HOW MUCH MORE IF YOUR BELIEF IS INSPIRED BY IMPERFECT MEN? hagoy! Originally Posted by brownprose
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09-01-2009, 07:37 PM #26Banned User
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People behaves what they believe. So in this sense it boils down to morality... is immoral better? what is immoral by the way in a context of non-believers... a big difference on how you behave.
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09-01-2009, 07:54 PM #27Ingon ana man na ang nature sa science kebs because science is never a pretentious discipline unlike religion. Their imperfection drives them to come up with better solutions so your preachers can use a microphone to explain their latest chika about their doktrina hipokrita; so your preachers can enjoy the comfort of their airconditioned rooms and automobiles (of course at the expense of the gullible "believers") Originally Posted by kebotDiNaMute
Unsa diay contribution sa inyong religion kebs to the breakthroughs in medicine and space exploration? to the perfection of manipulating electricity and semiconductors and fiber optic technology so you can blab your hearts out in the Internet...nakaperfect inyong religion ani kebs?
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09-01-2009, 08:33 PM #28Banned User
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Religion doesn't talk about science nor against science. You see to poison a rat you gave him 99% good food, and 1% poison. I am not against science i am against the poison added with it. You see, science didn't prove our religion is wrong.. so whats the conflict... hmmm evolution? yea its a lie any proof its true? you could have been a millionaire by now. Originally Posted by brownprose
Ingon ana man na ang nature sa science kebs because science is never a pretentious discipline unlike religion. Their imperfection drives them to come up with better solutions so your preachers can use a microphone to explain their latest chika about their doktrina hipokrita; so your preachers can enjoy the comfort of their airconditioned rooms and automobiles (of course at the expense of the gullible "believers")
Unsa diay contribution sa inyong religion kebs to the breakthroughs in medicine and space exploration? to the perfection of manipulating electricity and semiconductors and fiber optic technology so you can blab your hearts out in the Internet...nakaperfect inyong religion ani kebs?
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09-01-2009, 09:46 PM #29C.I.A.
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it did to this ^ guy....
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09-01-2009, 11:25 PM #30Elite Member
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in Singapore dodong, religious bigots are spit upon Originally Posted by kebotDiNaMute
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