RELIGION....(part 2)

[Empress_Of_Drac]

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Religion...religion...a never ending debate of this friggin' stuff...well, i don't believe it can save us...salvation my ASS...

[shoeless_rebel]

hahahahaha... nice one empress. religion is not our salvation. i can't believe how many fanatics and zealots we have in istorya...

dugay na ning lalisa an di bet mag dugay pa ni... long after we're dust.

[Gwynhuever]

Religion...religion...a never ending debate of this friggin' stuff...well, i don't believe it can save us...salvation my ASS...

empress...you are cordially invited to join a discussion about love...try to check out Buddhist network started by d_guy...we assure you over there ..there is no name calling and skull bashing

bitaw ...drop by if you can...we would be honored to have your comments...

[mannyamador]

That depends on hoiw you define religion. if it's just a bunch of rules for you, then it means little. Buit if it's your set of essential beliefs, then it means everything.

[Gwynhuever]

@mannyamador....with me bro i make a distinction between churchianity and christianity....the dogmas of the catholic church for me is more of the former disguised as christianity...there's more to being a christian than following the rules....

[mannyamador]

@mannyamador....with me bro i make a distinction between churchianity and christianity....the dogmas of the catholic church for me is more of the former disguised as christianity...there's more to being a christian than following the rules....

Well, I think the dogmas of the Church are more than just rules. No matter what religion or school of thought you belong to, you will always have a set of essential beliefs that define it. If not, then there's nothing to believe, and you can't say you are this or that. There is no such thing as "dogma-less" faith. Church dogma is just the essential set of beliefs for Catholics. it's no less faithful than any other "faith".

[d_guy1024]

@mannyamador....with me bro i make a distinction between churchianity and christianity....the dogmas of the catholic church for me is more of the former disguised as christianity...there's more to being a christian than following the rules....

Well, I think the dogmas of the Church are more than just rules. No matter what religion or school of thought you belong to, you will always have a set of essential beliefs that define it. If not, then there's nothing to believe, and you can't say you are this or that. There is noÂ* such thing as "dogma-less" faith. Church dogma is just the essential set of beliefs for Catholics. it's no less faithful than any other "faith".

Buddhism is nondogmatic.

[makusama]

my opinions on religion is...

dont critisize the teacher... but instead critisize the teaching...

most religions are good but the leaders are not.

muslims are feared as being terrorist and blah blah blah... read their koran and you will find out that it is as beautiul as the christian bible... read the teachings of buddha and you will find beauty as well....

but look at their teachers:

catholics/christians - pedophile priests/pastors
muslims - terrosrists
buddhist monks - white slavery heads

NO RELIGION IS PERFECT

dont doubt the teaching because of the teachers...

examine the teaching and learn from it..


NO RELIGION IS PERFECT BUT NOT HAVING ONE IS AN ASSURED FAILING MARK IF INCASE THERE IS A GOD

[mannyamador]

dont critisize the teacher... but instead critisize the teaching...
dont doubt the teaching because of the teachers...

I agree 100% That's why attacking personalities is really a non-argument against a religion.

[mango]

As long as its for the good of human kind- I'm all for it.