View Full Version : What's your Religious view?
kjpro
06-15-2010, 09:23 PM
I believe that the world was created, and that we are not here by mere chance. I believe that God is real and He made man in His image.
This would then mean that we did NOT evolve as some claim, the world nor man came from a bang or any one cell fish.
I also believe that the Bible is the word of God and that it serves as a guide to man, just as the owners manual gives instruction on how to care for the car.
I also believe that every man has the right to choose to believe whatever he/she wants, but it doesn't determine that it is the truth. Man is entitled to his own opinion and I must respect every body's point of view.
This is just a glimpse of my belief. What do You believe?
RickBlacker
06-15-2010, 09:44 PM
I believe you will get replies. :D
Same as you but I don't live it any more.
MikeFaulkner
06-16-2010, 12:41 AM
If I replied, it would create a lively and interesting discussion which could possibly degenerate into an arguement. You can understand how some people may think that this type of post is not suited to this forum.
dougjt
06-16-2010, 01:30 AM
:eek: I'll stay away from this one
GuitarPsy
06-16-2010, 02:07 AM
all I want to say is that I think faith is an amazing thing when it gives you strenght..
I will not reply on my thoughts about religion though, in my opinion faith is too personal for me to discuss one's belief and it can cause harm too fast
if I sense that there is a sensible discussion possible (god forbid? :p), I'll share my thoughts
carminemarotta
06-16-2010, 05:45 AM
I completely agree with MikeFaulkner
Carmine
Razbo
06-16-2010, 06:36 AM
I've adopted a 'wait and see' attitude.
Merwood
06-16-2010, 10:25 AM
As much as I am a christian , In my honest opinion I agree with Mike as well , I learned early on that religion is a very touchy subject and so i think a post on the forums about this will do more harm then good .
My mom once told me that we need to respect all religions regardless what our stance is on the said topic .
Tonja_Renee
06-16-2010, 11:01 AM
It is stated in the posting guidelines of this forum that Political and Religious discussions are not allowed.
Tread very lightly as warnings and/or banning could be possible for participating in a thread like this.
kjpro
06-16-2010, 11:32 AM
I had no idea. The last thing I want to do is to get anyone in trouble.
Jarsew
06-16-2010, 01:06 PM
It is stated in the posting guidelines of this forum that Political and Religious discussions are not allowed.
Tread very lightly as warnings and/or banning could be possible for participating in a thread like this.Hm, I wonder why... And that is not sarcasm.
As long as people are respectable and remain civil, wheres the problem? They can simply ban the ones that get out of line, easy enough I would think.
Anyway, I don't have a religious affiliation. In society I would be considered an atheist.
Which automatically brings me to an immediate point, why does there have to be a name or word for a group of people for something in which you are not?
Is there a word for somebody who in not a guitarist/musician? Is there a word for somebody who doesn't have blond hair? Is there a term for not being a mechanic? No there isnt, why does there have to be a word or a name for not believing that there is the big guy upstairs?
Over all these years, the atheist term has became something that has such a negative connotation among society. Such as if one who would be considered an atheist must be immoral, or somebody who uses drugs, or he must be a criminal etc. I don't like saying I am an atheist because I know some people automatically stick me in one of those groups, outrageous!
I have been studying Objectivism for awhile. It was a philosophy that best suited me, because everything I read on the philosophy was how I was raised to begin with. But once I started studying it, it solidified what I already believed, it gave me essentially a foundation, an answer to why I believed what I always have.
One thing it teaches is that you don't need a religion to have morality. Man needs to be moral to simply work with other humans in order to progress in this world. That's a very simplistic way of putting it when it comes to the philosophy. Trust me, there's a lot more to it than that :p
hunter1801
06-16-2010, 01:35 PM
Ya I saw this thread yesterday and knew it wouldn't get far. Doesn't really belong in the forum I don't think.
SlickString
06-16-2010, 02:28 PM
At first I thought this was a troll but it looks more like genuine naivete.
This forum would be spoilt if this thread attracted the kind of response that it potentially could; though in truth I doubt that would happen.
Jarsew - that was a well worded and reasoned response and sums it up nicely!
Jarsew
06-16-2010, 02:54 PM
At first I thought this was a troll but it looks more like genuine naivete.
This forum would be spoilt if this thread attracted the kind of response that it potentially could; though in truth I doubt that would happen.
Jarsew - that was a well worded and reasoned response and sums it up nicely!Why thank you !
Politics, religion, philsophy discussions definitely have a tendency to get nasty, but of course they dont have to; and so far everything is fine and dandy!
Whether or not these subjects should or shouldnt belong on this forum; I think its nice to know more about our fellow forum-posters than just what music they like or what guitars they own.
kjpro
06-16-2010, 05:52 PM
I think its nice to know more about our fellow forum-posters than just what music they like or what guitars they own.[/QUOTE] from Jarsew
And that's the whole intent.
Didn't think it would have brought out such heat, for this guys I'm truly sorry.
bobbysan07
06-16-2010, 06:10 PM
...and then there was Rock, and it was good, and he rested. :D
Rev. Dr. Bobbysan
JStewart
06-17-2010, 08:22 PM
Hmm and here I thought I was a part of a guitar community, now where did I put that cancel button...
Guitar Tricks Manager
06-17-2010, 08:28 PM
we are getting complaints about this thread. Sorry gotta close it. Back to your guitars, friends!
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