If you were to write a book about your religion, spirituality or lack of it...?

Question

What would be it's title?
Mine would probably be : "Whom is to say what is light?"
And yours?

Answer 1

Kool-Aid, Cyanide, Applesauce and Sunday School
why cults are just the extreme form of Religious Abuse

Answer 2

"Where's the Spirit?". The singing is dead, the preaching is dry and academic. Where's the beef? A nice scientific, rational, objective look at the Bible is fine, but a computer might be able to do that. The letter kills, the spirit makes alive. It's like Ramen Noodles without the water. The book about my spirituality would have to be titled, "Glory". Any more or less would be less. My lack of it, "Obituary: Lack of Spirituality Dies Suddenly. Last Tuesday while....".

Answer 3

If the wall of text is interesting and relevant, and not a stupid atheist/Christian/Muslim that's spamming the same irrelevant text over and over. I prefer a wall over a one-liner, though. I read the question, and know exactly what the one-line answers are going to be before I read them. It's irritating to me that people answer questions with the very first and most obvious thought that pops into their head. It's even more annoying when several people do it. Such as: Answer #1 "Jesus isn't real." Answer #2 "Jesus didn't exist." Answer #3 "You used "Christian" and "think" in the same sentence." Answer #4 "LOL, Christians don't think." *just an example, I could easily create a similar example for Christians too.* At least a wall of text is a surprise.

Answer 4

Mine would be "The devil comes as an angel of light"

This would be based on Peter saying to Jesus "Far be it for this to happen to you!"

Our most satanic attacks are not the evil deeds but the subtle little lie that seeks to save you.

"You don't deserve this" "You shouldn't' have to take that"

Many more, but beware for self preservation often comes when rebellion is working the most in our heart. Hence our "light" becomes darkness disguised as light.

Answer 5

Some people believe that all paths lead to the top of the mountain - that is, God can be reached through all religions. But all religions do not point to the same God or teach about Him accurately. The Bible says that there is only one way to God, and it is through a relationship with Jesus Christ.

Answer 6

"Any Day Above Ground is Better than a Dirt Nap: a Spiritual Vagabonds Guide to Walking, Talking, and Trying Not to Take Life Too Seriously"

Answer 7

I plan on writing a book about my religion and it's title is Shrouded in Mystery.

Answer 8

Forgiven

Answer 9

Me and A Light Beam.
The journey of our universe.

Answer 10

"Why Do I Need Faith?" I hate any religion that requires faith and considering that religion is pretty much made of it I hate it. Saying something needs faith to believe in is directly telling me it isnt real. (You might want to keep your eyes peeled for that book in the next years.) PS: my name is Dan. M and my initials are DPM.