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Interesting, but . . . well, let's discuss. Luna - 30/04/2004 10:06:59 PM

It depends on what you consider religion to be for. Basically, though, all religions think that they are right, and thus, everyone should agree with them. Parents believe they're doing their duty to raise their child as such.

Although, let's look at what happened to me. My parents raised me Christian, with Christian values. We would go to church every Sunday. I'm now an athiest, but many of the rules and guidelines of my religion still serve me well in life. Just because you believe in something else doesn't mean that you have to forsake everything about your former religion.

Interesting thought though.

Lisa


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Why are we not given a choice about religion? Gavroche - 30/04/2004 04:10:38 PM 233 Views
you have many choices. `Shade - 30/04/2004 04:14:10 PM 20 Views
Everyone can change, its just a matter of being open to change Night_Walker - 30/04/2004 04:14:39 PM 22 Views
I'm not saying necessarily that I want to change Gavroche - 30/04/2004 04:17:32 PM 13 Views
All religions basically say the same thing, anyway The Voice of Lews Therin - 30/04/2004 04:26:21 PM 17 Views
Wow, I think thats really off... Manusho - 30/04/2004 04:22:36 PM 30 Views
Because Parents do what they think is best for us... Dannymac247 - 30/04/2004 04:24:37 PM 29 Views
I chose Dylanfanatic - 30/04/2004 04:41:40 PM 25 Views
I agree. Luna - 30/04/2004 10:09:20 PM 7 Views
Well, yeah, there lies the paradox. smaug - 30/04/2004 05:08:45 PM 19 Views
I've always agreed with you! rebelaessedai - 30/04/2004 05:11:57 PM 10 Views
I AM the exception nightdawn - 30/04/2004 05:23:06 PM 10 Views
Re: Why are we not given a choice about religion? PerrinsAxe - 30/04/2004 05:23:20 PM 10 Views
Don't flame me Erith - 30/04/2004 05:43:30 PM 18 Views
You used your choice when you chose your parents Aquila Sedai - 30/04/2004 05:44:13 PM 23 Views
chose my parents? *NM* Gavroche - 30/04/2004 05:56:50 PM 6 Views
Ignore the irrational spiritualist. The Logic Ninja - 01/05/2004 04:52:30 AM 13 Views
Re: Ignore the irrational spiritualist. Aquila Sedai - 01/05/2004 06:58:48 PM 7 Views
Re: chose my parents? Aquila Sedai - 01/05/2004 06:57:05 PM 8 Views
You're a spiritualist? *NM* Spettio - 30/04/2004 08:08:35 PM 3 Views
i totaly agree with you high on saidar - 30/04/2004 05:45:08 PM 11 Views
I beg to differ Jeordam - 30/04/2004 05:59:53 PM 35 Views
very good points.. Gavroche - 30/04/2004 07:55:14 PM 11 Views
Well generally you do have a mind of your own Red_Fox - 30/04/2004 06:02:19 PM 11 Views
Mainly for one reason Mat Maniac - 30/04/2004 06:18:24 PM 7 Views
completely different here Kazadorm Blightsbane - 30/04/2004 06:44:40 PM 8 Views
Best comment on it? snoopster - 30/04/2004 07:42:46 PM 13 Views
Interesting, but . . . well, let's discuss. Luna - 30/04/2004 10:06:59 PM 12 Views
That is the way religion works. chorabliss - 30/04/2004 10:11:43 PM 18 Views
That's the way ALL ideologies work, really. The Logic Ninja - 01/05/2004 05:11:17 AM 10 Views
There is only one real choice kyp_694 - 30/04/2004 10:54:55 PM 7 Views
We are given a choice Danu - 01/05/2004 12:15:59 AM 10 Views
And yet, nevertheless, 80% of people share their parents' religion. *NM* The Logic Ninja - 01/05/2004 04:53:00 AM 4 Views
Because it is easier Danu - 01/05/2004 09:44:07 AM 7 Views
Nah... because that's the way human psychology works. The Logic Ninja - 01/05/2004 02:23:00 PM 6 Views
You are. Spoonman - 01/05/2004 08:07:24 AM 11 Views
My thoughts? matfriend - 01/05/2004 09:34:51 AM 8 Views
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