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I am a Catholic believer, yes (i don't practice much, though).
Everytime i visit Fátima sanctuary here in Portugal, i feel something strange, cannot describe it in words, it's just a feeling.
Some sort of inner peace...just...hmm...to make it short, i feel i'm very near God.
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Posted: 2005-04-20 13:22:11
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im not religious,
i just feel its good that some people have the ability to belive in a book.
fatreg
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Posted: 2005-04-20 13:53:43
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i am not religious at all either, if someone can prove to be beyond doubt that there is a god then i am happy to believe it when i see it
untill then, i dont believe
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Posted: 2005-04-20 18:42:00
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Hmmm! miss so who do you belive in?;-).
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Posted: 2005-04-20 18:49:51
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What about up Buddhist? We have no concept of a creator god nor are we required to believe anything that cannot be demonstrated. Are we, therefore, not religious.
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Posted: 2005-04-20 19:00:43
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Does religion imply belief in some sort of deity or divine being? If so, I guess I'm not religious.
If religion is defined as 'belief that there are matters that are far beyond he comprehension of the human mind', then I guess I would be called religious
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Posted: 2005-04-20 19:05:53
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Buddhists concern themselves neither with divine beings nor matters beyond comprehension. I wouldn't call Buddhism a religion but many Buddhist schools disagree with me (and they're a lot smarter than me). It's an interesting question, what is religion?
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Posted: 2005-04-20 19:11:45
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Im an Islam. I have to be religious, if im not then theres no way i can consider myself an Islam. To admit one self religion, is to admit one practising it.. such as praying.
Religion is a very interesting topic here, somehow all religion are connected like how Islam is related to Christian, Jewish, Hindu etc..
In Islam we are taught long ago Islam was Jewish at that moment of time. Then Jesus was born, then we were taught new teachings which is Christian, AT THAT time that was Islam for us. We Islam too believe in Jesus, in Islam we call him Esa. Then Mohammad was born after Jesus, then a new teaching is taught again, until today it is still practise, that is Islam of TODAY. Its how the religion evolve over time. Simply its like upgrading firmwares in ur phones... from older firmwares to latest... it just depends on one if he/she chooses to stay or upgrade..
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Posted: 2005-04-20 19:14:35
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O2, if Islam has been 'upgraded', may there be a prophet to come after Mohammed (pbuh)?
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Posted: 2005-04-20 19:20:42
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Thanks for your question.. a gd one!! In Islam from what we have learnt from the Qu'ran (Holy Book), Islam have a total 25 prophets... From Adam, Noh (Noah), Ibrahim, Esa (Jesus) and Mohammad is the 25th, so there wont be any more prophets after Mohammad. Jesus is the 24th prophet...
The Qu'ran is written by the prophets but words from our god, Allah. During the yrs of Jesus, he updated the holy book from previous prophets, which is known as the Bible today, during THAT period of time, that is our Qu'ran. When Mohammad was born after Jesus, as our last prophet he updated the Bible, which is now known as our Qu'ran of today. As u can see Christianity and Islam has alot in common espacially in both of our Holy Books, just a difference in 1 Prophet.
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Posted: 2005-04-20 20:15:32
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