Me and religion
Since I was little I have always been close to the Catholic religion, since my family is a believer and I was a student for 12 years in a Catholic school. That is why everything related to the Catholic world has always caught my attention. However, as I got older I developed the critical thinking necessary to separate myself from that world, since I realized that they did not represent my ideals. And since that day I have maintained a critical point of view regarding what the Catholic religion has given to the world, I have tried to prove it to my family, and that is when I realize that despite the contrasting debacles of religion, the people stand firm. to their beliefs, and it makes sense to me, because when you're alone and you don't have to hold on, who do you approach? Obviously this is part of a generational issue.
I have gone through different stages, first I was an innate believer, then a believer in a “something”, and now I am at a stage where I don't believe in anything, which doesn't mean that these topics don't attract me. I consider myself too curious a person, and that is why lately I have approached religions again, but this time from a historical perspective. Everything that has to do with the liberation of Egypt, the crusades, etc. catches my attention. Perhaps one day I will be inclined to investigate non-traditional religions, to learn a little more about that world that has been overshadowed by the Catholic world.
Do you believe in something or are you an atheist? Does a story from the Bible catch your attention? When I was little I liked the story of David and Goliath, to this day I still like it
Hi, I believe in God, sometimes is hard to me believe in the religion. A story from the bible that i love and is so interesting to me is the Jesus history. Beyond believe in god or not, Jesus is a cool character, he was a revolutionary and always broke the rules of religion, that is very ironic.
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