What's your occupation?And do you think it influences the way you view&think about God?

Question

Just wanna kow if you think your occupation/job influeces the way you think about God.

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Answer 1

I don't know how mine can influence the way I think about God. I am in advertising and marketing. I have a degree in Travel. If anything, I think my occupation and degrees have encouraged me to learn more about the world and not to judge it. There is no point in judging it because countries do things their own way. So, no, I don't see how my job can affect my religious beliefs. Wait, one thing I do remember. The people in my company are very open and welcoming. They listen to your ideas and if they are good will implement them. So, as I said before, it encourages me to be open and to hear what people have to say, not brainwashingly shut them out because of bias.

Answer 2

a million)"why does the impacts of non secular issues look to fend off those spirits" A)i have requested myself this question many cases. i'm no longer totally confident that there is not any all-universe Guiding Paradigm. hence, calling on an all helpful being may be efficient to in many cases disempower this kind of pastime. there's a God and she or he's helping in all issues, and semantics may no longer have some thing to do with recieving help. B) OR-the reason that calling on a God would help, is because if someone believes this (even if the conception is unconsious) it ought to reason a non secular strengthening OF the guy. 2)"it is significantly generic that when in presence of a poltergeist or undesirable spirit, the lords prayer is spoken or clergymen come and remove the spirit etc" that is defective, prayers and non secular leaders, of any variety, won't be able to continually remove the being or spirit. each and every from time to time, the being will stay no count number number what. In some concepts, beings are more desirable helpful, or only as helpful as people. very last concept, must be psychic sensitivity has more desirable with the adventure of beings then a conception in God. the perfect component those who're very psychic can do for themselves and all and sundry else, is study psychic defence and a thanks to song down psychic receptivity.

Answer 3

I work in the IT field. I assist employees of a very large cooperation and make sure they are able to work. I support well over 1,000 products as well as hardware and their network. It is a pain in the ***. My job is reason enough to be an Atheist ;p But I was one before I started it.

Honestly though, there seems to be just as many religious as there are Atheists where I work. I work alongside Atheists, Agnostics, Christians, Mormons, Muslims, Wiccans, and probably a few more.

Answer 4

well, I'm a mechanic for the national guard. Both as soldier and a civilian full time. I also used to be a professional magician. And if my job has any influence on my faith, its that I have alot more confidence thru my army training, and that confidence allows me to get on my soap box and preach the gospel from time to time, and even walk up to random people and talk to them about the things of God.

Answer 5

No, it doesn't.

I'm trying to think of an occupation that could possibly influence one's belief or otherwise. "Well, I was indifferent to religion, but since becoming a mortgage broker/ pastry chef/ acrobat/ pilot/ TV presenter, I feel drawn strongly to Islam/ Shintoism/ the Nordic Gods/ Christianity!"

Oh, and I teach your children. Muwahahahahah!

Answer 6

I am an administrator. And no I dont think it affects my view or the way I think about God.

On the other hand....I would say that my beliefs and view of God do affect how I choose jobs to take.

Answer 7

Attorney

Nope: I became an Agnostic way before High School, let alone college or law school.

I do, however, get to see a great many people profess deeply held religious beliefs at sentencing.

Answer 8

I'm a graphic designer...and yeah, it gave me a new example of creation/science co-existence to me.

How? I use adobe illustrator to make logos. Too many scientists would look at that and say since illustrator is the method that must mean there's no graphic designer - kind of silly huh? I'm the designer here, illustrator is my tool; they both work together.

Answer 9

I work in the law field. At my job I witness a lot of greed, anger, and etc. I have to force myself to find God and see the good/positive in people. I also have to force myself to be nice to people

Answer 10

I'm retired now. I was a corporate pilot and a registered psychaiatric nurse. I don't think either influenced me in the least.