Religion

[MaestroUGC]

Way to practice what you preach, Jub.

I'm Roman Catholic.

[Olimar12345]

Now now, jub. You're the only one who currently has a problem with this topic.

Edit: Ninja'd by Maestro!

[spitllama]

My roommate is Catholic. I've learned a lot about mass and rituals etc. Don't necessarily agree with all of it but it's pretty fascinating.

[Bespinben]

i think theism and atheism are both frivolous.  i transcend both science and religion with my own manifesto unknown to you simple humans.

^hahah so much win. Should post that HERE.

[Jub3r7]

Wait do you guys think I'm being serious about this

e: (this is why we can't have good things)

[Ruto]

Wait do you guys think I'm being serious about this

e: (this is why we can't have good things)

I didn't think so Still a powder keg topic though. Which is why I'm going to waste a post and not say anything more.

[K-NiGhT]

i think theism and atheism are both frivolous.  i transcend both science and religion with my own manifesto unknown to you simple humans.

I am now Mashi-ist.

[Kman96]

I am Presbyterian. or at least, I'm raised presbyterian. I really don't understand the difference, though.

although, my church might be separating from the PCUSA, which is the national Presbyterian group due to disagreements to do with the presbyterian teachings...so I might be changing religions...? I don't know, its weird.

[FSM-Reapr]

Religion: None

[Jamaha]

Officially I belong to the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland, like about 80% of the Finns. Though it's mostly just by tradition and doesn't really affect my life right now (apart from the 1% tax). The last time I went to church was...probably in the military, so year and a half ago? The next time I'll go is probably in a year, when my friend gets married.

The biggest difference belonging to a church has had on me after the confirmation (at age 15) was in the military. Those who belong to the church swear an oath before the almighty and all-knowing god and those who don't give an affirmation by their honor and conscience. Also chaplain's lectures and services in the field.

Then later in life there's (possibly) marriage. Only those who belong to the church can get married in one. It's mostly a nice tradition. Funerals are also somewhat easier and cheaper to organize if the deceased belonged to the church, but let's hope I don't need to worry about that anytime soon.

[DrP]

I was raised Catholic initally, parents got le divorce, mom raised me Protestant (note Saddleback Church) and then I went to Catholic High School, got "taught" Catholic beliefs and practice them with my dad's side of the family whenever... so I am a mix of both.

I'm not super religious, but I still have my core beliefs. I don't go to Church and I really don't read the Bible as much as I used to, but I still pray a lot and try to live my life like so.

I personally don't really care about the other religions out there affecting me personally, however everyone is entitled to their own personal beliefs, so I won't judge/belittle/etc...

[TheZeldaPianist275]

I'm Christian and proud of it, just like Olimar.

@ Nebbles- what's the difference between Judaism and Christianity?

[KefkaticFanatic]

Is that a serious question

[Nebbles]

....yeah, really, they are two separate religions, so... that's your difference right there.

[blueflower999]

Is that a serious question

What I was thinking.

Anyway, I am

Christian and proud of it

As well.

....yeah, really, they are two separate religions, so... that's your difference right there.

But Christianity sort of came out of Judism. In video game terminology, an "expansion pack", if you will. One continues the other.