I'm writing something at the moment and any answers would help - preferably not daft ones! This is not a question to any specific religious group, nor is it loaded. I am just trying to see what people think - the general balance, like would we overall, if it was a choice between all religions or nothing, have been better off without it, especially in this day in age? I understand it does help and save and its the focal point of many lives bringing them happiness and security, however i also understand one single religion will never exist unless it is out and out proved and while there are more than one, in the hands of humans, there will be hatred, war and pain too..So does it save more or hurt more?
I am not religious myself but don't generally have a problem with most beliefs. Just intrigued as to what people think.
Responses from all groups of religious/non-religious people would be appreciated.
2006-10-12
09:55:49
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I understand that it is only sections of society that do such thing "in the name of religion" however, fairly often such sections attack a way of life because the principles behind that way of life are against their own. The principles I speak of often have a strong foundation of religion.
2006-10-12
10:10:23 ·
update #1
I'm asking everyone - it doesnt work to tell people not to believe, that is not the suggestion or something ive put forward. Forcing people not to believe in a religion is as bad as acting violently or in a hostile manner toward others because of it. The idea of not having religion is hypothetical, it'll always be there.
2006-10-12
10:45:00 ·
update #2