can we have some questions now from people who normally don't ask questions in the religious and spiritual
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i would love to see one .... just one question from the WSIDR ... on a religious topic lol
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I think your questions are valid. Unfortunately, christians don't like questioning their religion so your questions will be deleted again because they're afraid.\n\nBeing non-christian (I grew up catholic), I have to answer both those questions with "No".\n\nBut chances are that the christians here will find fault in those questions and report you.\n\nSad, isn't it? That they should have so little confidence in their own religion that they report someone that's asking valid questions.
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Not me... very rarely, every once in a great while a question comes through that can get me thinking which is always a good thing.  Best way to find the end of the spiritual path I am walking is to keep my eyes open and keep thinking.  Mostly though, the questions that come through give me something to chuckle about.   Namaste ~ T
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i do not understant your question
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i think everyone if they want it can get help from this. Even if they dont ask or answer. Just reading questions and responses gives people an idea about different religions and different view points. I have certainly been helped with things that i was not usre about. Perhaps if more sites were like this people would be less ignorant as they might understand different cultures religions and sexualitys more
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I do not currently attend church on a regular basis although I have in the past.I do agree that you can worship and praise God anywhere and anytime and that for some people they may be able to survive spiritually in that way. But as for me personally I really need the refreshing experience of group worship and praise and some good old fashioned christain socialization to stay spiritually uplifted.
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The silly questions are bound to soon wear off..then we all may become enlightened one day.. ;p
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You may want to ask all the religious freaks around here
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Questions reflect peoples doubts. I suppouse we are weird! :D
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I think there are people who do, people get into religious debates & stuff. Some people do geuinely want to know the answers to sensible questions & it's a really useful site i think.
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I'm a big fan of asking about the “whatever's” of life. I can’t say I’m too interested 'bout race; I could take or leave religion, and immigration what is the point, but "whatever," now there in lies the truth to life. You're really getting profound, philosophic, philanthropic, prolific, productive even. Big life changes occur when people ask those whatever questions… kudos to you for your bravery in asking. For if no one asked whatever, the world would be an inhospitable wasteland of evil and strife. Bravo to you, brave soul for fighting the good fight, waging war against those who scorn the dumb questions rather than embrace the beauty of the limitless possibility of the injudicious question.
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That is a wonderful observation...in my experience with religious questions, it seems people often ask questions to discredit religion.\nI agree, if you are not approaching the qustion with an open heart and mind, then it will always seem like nonesense.  In other words, if you are an atheist or non-believer and are looking to discredit what Christians believe, save yourself time dnd just don't ask.  You will never get me to believe otherwise.  I'm sure I speak for all true Christians when I say this.
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No, because some questions go directly to beliefs.  Why should someone have to leave their beliefs at the door.  It immpossible
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People get enthusiastic about talking about their faith, or talking about an issue that seems to involve their set of beliefs. It just so happens God is a hot topic, espeically on these boards. Part of the problem may be (and i have to admit i dont know what your questions were) no feels they know enough to answer your questions. Much like most people on here id imagine, i try and answer questions that i think i can have some benefit to the asker. If your questions were either too specific or about an area no one felt comfortable answering (other than the wiki paste) then that might be why.
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Ask this question to God... not to public
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Large majority find the questions on the front page - that would be coincidence. But others still are interested in what people think concerning religion and God. No one can say that they don't have a doubt about what they believe in, so they are searching. Everyone wants answers to their questions. How can they not ask questions when they wake up in the morning and see a beautiful sunrise, look at the stars, the moon, everything around us is a miracle.\n\nI still have questions and doubts in Christianity but I know that only God has the answers to all questions and I will only find them out when I see him in heaven.\n\nPersonally for me - I would rather live for something - trying to become a better person, living a better life, loving people, having a community and dying to find out I was wrong. Then not and find out I was wrong and go to some terrible place because I didn't believe. I want to be right but hope I am wrong because I don't want people to go to a terrible place. Seems unfair sometimes!\n\nEveryone needs a sense of belonging
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I have often thought that there ought to be an option for us to answer without getting points for it. Apparently, the Yahoo monitors haven't been paying attention. I'd be happy to give up the points I get when I am answering a question that I feel strongly about and want to answer it just for the opportunity to make my case and get my point across.\n\nI think the people who tell you to stop asking religious questions (as long as they are sincerely intended, and not simply to cause people to stumble) are frustrated because they cannot manipulate or control you. I think they would probably disdain to receive points for answering you, so I don't think that they are necessarily hypocrites. I do think they are very boastful and rude, though.