Blog 3: Religion
Hello!
Today I'm going to tell you what I think about my religion, I was born in a very Christian family, since I was little I went to church with my mom, so I have always had God and faith very much in mind.
When I grew up I started to have doubts, mainly because the type of religion they taught at school (Catholic) was different from the one at home, and I thought they contradicted each other, that's why I stopped going to church.
When I was older I watched the news, the history books and I was horrified (I still am) what people are capable of doing in the name of God.
Nowadays I no longer go to church but I still believe in God and have faith, I think that these beliefs are what move the world, without faith, without believing in something we would not know what to do in life.
Althougt I think that some people go too far with their "religious fanaticism" and do not respect the beliefs of others, I do not like that, we live in a free society in which everyone can think what ther want as long as they do not harm the rest.
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Hi, I feel the same about the doubts that arise about religion when personal family visions and the vision shown by religious institutions meet, I also agree that faith moves the world, but I don't necessarily believe that faith in a god of meaning to our existence.
ResponderEliminarHi Jeanette, as I grew up I realized that I really do believe in God, but not in the church, that is to say in the people who work in it, I believe that the church is the representation of the house of the Lord, but it is the people who take advantage of the faith of others for their benefit.
ResponderEliminarHello, sometimes religion can be confusing, for example many churches believe in God, but interpret or teach different things about the Bible.
ResponderEliminarHi Jeanette, I think what most affects the view we can have about religions is the fanatical people who do evil deeds in the name of god.
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