or is it that religion makes you 'stupid'? many religious people are born in to it (so i agree with whoever said brainwashing) so have no choice and it becomes the norm for them. it doesn't make them stupid and stupid people don't become religious. how often do you see the stereotypical chav with no qualifications coming out from church? i don't see where you're coming from, seems you just like to throw the word stupid around, how clever
i believe in a higher power but not necessarily in the form of God, i justt think it's human nature. personally for me religion is something that brings people together but also tears them apart. in my experience it was a way for our family to get together. my gran and grandad were catholics and super old fashioned. they attended mass regularly. my mum and aunts all label themselves catholics but not practising or whatever. religion was never brought upon me, my brother's or the rest of the grandchildren which i'm pretty bummed about because i think it's had a huge positive impact on my mum and auntie's lives. i used to go to mass with my gran and grandad because i was a curious child (and my gran's minime) and loved the whole closeness it brought to me with them, not with God. athiests say religious people (well mostly christians w.e idk) contradict themselves which i do agree with but most them do too, what with celebrating christmas, marriages, having funerals etc and the ones who don't tend to be those really annoying people who somehow think they're more superior just because they don't believe in God. i'd rather spend an evening with the positive, friendly, full of hope, maybe delusional people from my church over a bunch of negative nancies
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unnecessary? maybe if you've never experienced and yes it has caused war and destruction but i think it's also been beneficial but just my opinion, i'm glad i've had a little experience and will probably take up religion more as i get older, if i ever have kids i wouldn't mind if they wanted to go to church neither.







) and loved the whole closeness it brought to me with them, not with God. athiests say religious people (well mostly christians w.e idk) contradict themselves which i do agree with but most them do too, what with celebrating christmas, marriages, having funerals etc and the ones who don't tend to be those really annoying people who somehow think they're more superior just because they don't believe in God. i'd rather spend an evening with the positive, friendly, full of hope, maybe delusional people from my church over a bunch of negative nancies
, i'm glad i've had a little experience and will probably take up religion more as i get older, if i ever have kids i wouldn't mind if they wanted to go to church neither.



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