[PAX] Religious Beliefs - Discussions of differences, not merit.

I think I explained myself well enough in this other thread. I don't like talking religion for the most part, but I will challenge idiots as need be. Mostly I take a live and let live approach to this. Has any one seen the Church of the Jedi on FB or some other place? I'm surprised it's not more popular.


http://forums.infjs.com/showthread.php?p=305775#post305775

 

I guess we agree on more than I would have thought then. The real questions are still up for grabs though! Do you prefer Roth or Hagar?

 

I'm a heathen.

 

Polytheism is a species of theism. You should have had monotheism as one of the choices.

 

I chose Pantheistic because it's the closest choice to my own spiritual beliefs. I really enjoyed reading Spinoza's Ethics, because it was a revelation to find someone who managed to so closely describe my thoughts about the world.

When it comes to spirituality I believe that every person should develop their own belief system and not allow themselves to be constrained by conventional belief systems. Also in my opinion, person's belief system should develop as years go by and as person is changing, be fluid and become more complex as person is aging and becoming wiser.

Also I'm very grateful to my parents that they chose not to impose any belief system on me which gave me an opportunity to explore different belief systems, to learn and finally find what suits me.

 

ISFP's will love you lol

INFP's will like you

INFJ's will admire you

INTJ's won't offer a correction

 

Monotheistic Pantheistic Animistic Polytheist. have I broken your system yet?

 

So you can clarify their stance and put them in the appropriate box?...if need be of course

 

I am an agnostic theist. I believe in a personal God, who created human beings for a purpose.

I was debating adding more, but didn't, as it would require more explanation than I felt like giving.

I see theism and atheism as intellectually stalemated, agnosticism is the only rationally justified position imho. I see both atheism and theism as positions resultant from taking the evidence after all arguments have been heard (or at least many) and saying "where do I go from here?" or "what do I do now?" Things which come from other places than strict rationality.

 

I know, but that will take time, of which I won't have until this evening.

 

According to wikipedia irreligious and uncivilised, that's me!