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You are welcome to join us and if I may ask, what is your belief?
born and raised Catholic, although i dont believe my way is the only way. i dont believe EVERYTHING the catholic church says and does, but i do enjoy the tradition and fellowship.
i strive for enlightenment. i knew someone who has travelled the world, and she is jewish, but would enter any house of worship to pray. and as she once told me "i'll take all the help i can get"--and that goes for me too
born and raised Catholic, although i dont believe my way is the only way. i dont believe EVERYTHING the catholic church says and does, but i do enjoy the tradition and fellowship.
i strive for enlightenment. i knew someone who has travelled the world, and she is jewish, but would enter any house of worship to pray. and as she once told me "i'll take all the help i can get"--and that goes for me too
It's good to have such an open mind,especially when it comes to religion and different beliefs.You are fortunate to have such a friend.
Quote: "You are welcome to join us and if I may ask, what is your belief?"
I do believe that the stubbornness to overcome the typing mistakes at the keyboard develop sort of a belief already.
Did you not read the original post? All are welcome here,believers and non-believers,but as originally stated,when you enter the sacred circle,you do so with a good heart and leave all of your animosities, criticism, and prejudices outside the circle,so yes,you do not have to have a belief to be welcomed here.
Location: The world, where will fate take me this time?
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It's good to have such an open mind,especially when it comes to religion and different beliefs.You are fortunate to have such a friend.
I agree, the only way to appreciate your own religion is to enrich that experience by learning about other religions, it is great to have friends of different religions and have enlightening spiritual dialogues about that great spirit which is the fundamental cause.
That's exactly one of the reasons I love this forum
June,it is indeed a the great pleasure for you to honor us with your presence,I say that with the utmost respect.Perhaps you could enlighten us a little bit about your belief.
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