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Re: gays not welcomed
Originally Posted by paulry
(Post 11020501)
:goodpost:
Spot on. |
Re: gays not welcomed
Originally Posted by fuchs01
(Post 11020520)
Thats nice, somebody out there, ...does like me.
It seems like we're done here, no one is holding out against gay marriage any more. |
Re: gays not welcomed
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Re: gays not welcomed
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 11020415)
Can you substantiate this? Do you have any way of knowing what, if anything, other people believe?
Originally Posted by montreal mike
(Post 11020418)
yes i too found that assertion strange
If you want to dispute the figures take it up with Wiki, not me. |
Re: gays not welcomed
Originally Posted by TheCreature
(Post 11020994)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Largest...r_of_adherents
If you want to dispute the figures take it up with Wiki, not me. 'In the latter half of the 20th century, the category of "world religion" fell into serious question, especially for drawing parallels between vastly different cultures, and thereby creating an arbitrary separation between the religious and the secular.[6] Even history professors have now taken note of these complications and advise against teaching "world religions" in schools.[7] Others see the shaping of religions in the context of the nation-state as the "invention of traditions".' I accept that most people in the world belong to some sort of tradition. It is, however, a huge leap from that to the idea that most people believe in some form of religion. |
Re: gays not welcomed
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 11021007)
I accept that most people in the world belong to some sort of tradition. It is, however, a huge leap from that to the idea that most people believe in some form of religion.
If your happy to believe otherwise, then go for it. |
Re: gays not welcomed
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 11021007)
I don't think I have a quibble with Wiki, from your link:
'In the latter half of the 20th century, the category of "world religion" fell into serious question, especially for drawing parallels between vastly different cultures, and thereby creating an arbitrary separation between the religious and the secular.[6] Even history professors have now taken note of these complications and advise against teaching "world religions" in schools.[7] Others see the shaping of religions in the context of the nation-state as the "invention of traditions".' I accept that most people in the world belong to some sort of tradition. It is, however, a huge leap from that to the idea that most people believe in some form of religion. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_politics/7136682.stm |
Re: gays not welcomed
I have met people from Christian, Jewish and Muslim backgrounds who identify with their group but are happy to say they do not believe in God.
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Re: gays not welcomed
Originally Posted by Sally Redux
(Post 11021174)
I have met people from Christian, Jewish and Muslim backgrounds who identify with their group but are happy to say they do not believe in God.
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Re: gays not welcomed
Originally Posted by Sally Redux
(Post 11021174)
I have met people from Christian, Jewish and Muslim backgrounds who identify with their group but are happy to say they do not believe in God.
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Re: gays not welcomed
Originally Posted by TheCreature
(Post 11021191)
Well that's half a dozen we can remove from billions then. When they pray, who do they think they are praying too?
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Re: gays not welcomed
Originally Posted by Sally Redux
(Post 11021195)
Why are you always so angry? :confused:
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Re: gays not welcomed
Originally Posted by Shard
(Post 11021177)
That is how it should be. But so few are afraid or unaware of how to say that.
Perhaps they are happy to say they believe in 'God' because they do? |
Re: gays not welcomed
Originally Posted by TheCreature
(Post 11021205)
How do you figure that out?
Perhaps they are happy to say they believe in 'God' because they do? |
Re: gays not welcomed
Originally Posted by Shard
(Post 11021209)
I don't doubt that at all. But there are also people who think they believe in god, when in fact they believe in belief.
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