What is your religion?

[trancefusion5]

Science attempts to reasonably and logically explain things that religion used to explain.

Science does it better, IMO. :stoned:

For sure!:thumbsup: :jointsmile:

[GoddessHerb]

"There are many paths up the mountain,
the view from the top is the same."

Race ya to the top! - Granny:hippy:

Granny~ I'm sure I'll meet you there someday but I'm not one for racing. I like to do things at my own pace.


I feel like I'm at a religion anonymous meeting. :jointsmile: I think I will share at this one

I was raised Roman Catholic (baptized and confirmed) and discovered Witchcraft (from Wicca and Druidism among other sources) at age 13. Since then I continue to study many of the religions/philosophies/belief systems of the world and have taken the parts of each that resonate within me and combined them to create my own religion/philosophy. This includes Shamanism, Pantheism, Paganism/Neopaganism, Buddhism, Daoism, Hinduism, Sikhism, Animism and Shinto among others. Practice includes use of music, dance, trance, entheogens, magick, chant, meditation, prayer, crystals, herbs, astrology, yoga, food/drink and the elements and energy of Spirit & Nature most commonly. However things are continually changing as I change and grow.

I guess my religion is a mutt just like me. :hippy:

Blessed be~

[TurnyBright]

I was raised Roman Catholic (baptized and confirmed) and discovered Witchcraft (from Wicca and Druidism among other sources) at age 13. Since then I continue to study many of the religions/philosophies/belief systems of the world and have taken the parts of each that resonate within me and combined them to create my own religion/philosophy. This includes Shamanism, Pantheism, Paganism/Neopaganism, Buddhism, Daoism, Hinduism, Sikhism, Animism and Shinto among others.

I do this too! It seems like every religion has aspects to it that are worth knowing and respecting. Unfortunately, it's usually only an aspect, and any given religion seems terribly corrupt on the whole.

I was raised Roman Catholic as well, but I don't believe in any of it (in fact most of it disgusts me)! What I gained, though, is a deep respect and reverence for the concept of forgiveness. Unconditional forgiveness is central to my personality, and I couldn't have done it without Catholicism.

[Chong Version 2.0]

Pastafarian here.

RAmen.

[potzombie]

wiccan

[FlyGuyOU]

Catholic. I don't go to mass often, but i'll like to go and sit in church alone and say personal prayers. I love being a catholic, it translates into "welcome all" which i think is cool.
my dad was a methodists but converted when he married my mom...shortly afterwards our church had a party to dedicate the new organ. at the party our church had a beer truck in the parking lot with taps along the side of the trailer. my dad says that any church which brings out an 18-wheeler beer truck is the right religion for him.
I agree!

[Specialxtina]

i've never officially been part of any religion, however i am starting to adopt buddhist morals.

i'm more spiritual than religious. organized religion is just another thing to put categories on people, we all just need to live in unity and peace regardless of what we believe.

as quoted in the movie Dogma : it doesn't matter what you have faith in, as long as you HAVE faith.

peace, love and happiness :hippy:

[Esoteric416]

The way so many of the people on these boards (this includes myself) have taken ideas and information from so many places and incorperated them into their lives has inspired me to coin a term that may or may not be new but it seems to fit.

Eclecticism: Drawing spiritual insiration from any and all given sources.

[bhouncy]

The way so many of the people on these boards (this includes myself) have taken ideas and information from so many places and incorperated them into their lives has inspired me to coin a term that may or may not be new but it seems to fit.

Eclecticism: Drawing spiritual insiration from any and all given sources.

From Wiki...

Eclecticism is a conceptual approach that does not hold rigidly to a single paradigm or set of assumptions, but instead draws upon multiple theories, styles, or ideas to gain complementary insights into a subject, or applies different theories in particular cases.

Did you write it?

[Esoteric416]

I like mine better.
And no i didn't write the wiki entry.