i grew up in a religious and conservative household (im talking perfect attendance in every church meetings) and i used to blindly follow everything. as i turned adult, i became the very person my religion is telling me not to be, and i've never felt more free.
a person can be genuinely kind to others without reason or goal. they are kind and lov...... reply
I think for many people, their belief in god is linked to the fact that they simply want to believe there is a deeper meaning to our lives, that there is something after death and that we don’t just cease to exist. Apart from that, I believe that hardship teaches us to pray... Like, when you’re in a difficult situation, faith in god is like a k...... reply
I don’t think like that. Most of the religious rules and traditions were created by men. I believe in my creator. And,I know that God didn’t make these rules and we are all the same in his eyes. Yeah,I follow some values that I have in my religion. But if something is misogynistic and bad,I deeply know in my heart that my creator isn’t like t...... reply
I'm an atheist, ex Muslim. I left my religion after reading quran and hadith. I started studying Islam after observing how violently misogynistic, homophobic and intolerant Muslim society was. Reading those books only made those behaviors more clear. At first I thought Islam was a peaceful religion like everyone said. I truly wanted to believe that...... 3 reply
I believe it's a tool meant to encourage humans to do good. It's intended as a guideline. But if someone can be a good person without fearing hell or heaven, I don't see any problem with that. However, nowadays, many people have forgotten that it serves as a guideline for goodness and instead focus on its role as a tool. As a result, they are weapo...... 3 reply
i don't believe in it. im atheist agnostic. tho i struggle alot bc i used to be kinda religious but it's so misogynist i have lost all faith. religion sounds BS to me now. but it's hard to let go of the fear.
having said that, on a lighter note, i'll believe in god the day satosugu becomes canon (though it already is a "textual" ship) my darlings...... 1 reply
I'm an atheist born in a strict religious family, I personally have no problem with religion, I find issue with its followers. People are free to have their own beliefs and life style and whatever helps them find comfort in living. The problem here that religion often is just used as a weapon and an excuse to ridicule others and isolate them from a...... 1 reply
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I can understand how believing in a higher order could provide someone with comfort and direction in life, but i think all religions are inherently flawed since their history is written by mankind, more specifically MEN, it can be oppressive and overly rigid. Maybe a hot take but children shouldn’t have be born into any religion, nor swayed to fo...... reply
Tbh, I think as I am growing older and looking at life from my perspective, I see religion as more so a hope that people had made to survive. But then somewhere along the way , they kind of just lost the plot? If that makes sense. Now they conveniently use religion to disregard and ban anything they don't like. I was born and raised in a Muslim hou...... reply
'Things' are your daily life experiences by which you get to know the world around you. Tell others about the things you did, may it be cool, sad, crazy or funny. You can also find things that you might want to do and a friend to do it with!
