majik

I wasn't born or raised anything. My parents never went to church, except every other year on Easter or something. I didn't have my beliefs until I was 17.

I graduated from a Nazarene University. I attend a Baptist church. I find several flaws with both. I don't adhere to any denomination, I just read the Bible and go from there. I do believe in God, Jesus, the Bible, and all that good stuff. I often find that I heavil disagree with many 'religious' viewpoints.

Just take care of the poor, don't hate, do what's morally right, and recognize God. That's what I believe the Bible asks for us to do.

I don't believe that my chosen beliefs fall into any denomination/cult/ideology that is commonly recognized. I just love Jesus.

jkrswld

My mom was raised Catholic and graduated from a Catholic high school. Despite my bible-tastic name (adam) she didn't baptise me. I'm a little hellion....

However, I long ago found my belief system: DONT BE A DICK. That's it.

ereeves116

i was baptized catholic but never really went to church, it was just to make my grandma happy.

i'm not athiest as much as i am "i don't give a sh*t"

i won't get heated if someone talks about god or their religion. whatever, good for you i really. just. don't. care.

majik

I find it interesting how many people I meet who are athiest "but once catholic"

what the hell is catholicism doing to these people to drive them away from God?

Cujo

woop woop *watches thread closely*........

yeah i'm catholic but i believe evolution happened and when we die our "life energy" just gets recycled back into the universe..... it makes more sense when i explain it in person

i8acobra

I'm Pastafarian.

tibbykid91

Im Catholic. I go to church about twice a month. I think evolution happened, and really dont care what religion someone is.

Whiplash

Yeah as long as someone doesn't try to push their religion on to me, and they are happy I think its all good.

majik

Let me tell you about my Father......

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actually, I'm interested in why those of you choose to be atheists, why you're "proud" to be, and what turned you away from what you were first introduced to (i.e., Catholicism)?

i8acobra

For me, the idea of a supernatural being that has always existed doesn't mesh with the laws (not suggestions, but laws) of physics. Seems to me that humans need explanations for everything. If it can't be explained but current science, it must be God. As science figures things out, we move them from the God column to the science column. I think it's just a matter of time (might be thousands of years) before we figure out everything and eliminate the need for God.