Shri
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Until recently, I used to be one of those atheists who hadn't given much thought to religion except that it sucks, it is everything that is wrong with the world etc. But things have changed slightly over the last couple of years. I have gone from not going to temples/churches as a teen (actually went to a church in college for the first time in years to help a girl out with photography, and then helped shoot a music video for a christian light rock band that she was in after getting her number and getting her to agree on a date).
My view on religion at the moment is that a person's religious beliefs, whether they have one or not, doesn't really matter as long as it doesn't affect your capacity for empathy negatively. I had always thought people who wear their religion on their sleeves were full of **** and din't really take them seriously but things have changed. I don't know if that puts me in a different category since I have updated my feelings on the matter but I still don't believe in a higher power.
The worst part is, I have run into younger people in their early twenties who have figured this out much quicker than I have and it just makes me feel dumber. Thought my perspective was unique and wise but no, the world just tells you, "Thanks for catching up."
End of rambling.
My view on religion at the moment is that a person's religious beliefs, whether they have one or not, doesn't really matter as long as it doesn't affect your capacity for empathy negatively. I had always thought people who wear their religion on their sleeves were full of **** and din't really take them seriously but things have changed. I don't know if that puts me in a different category since I have updated my feelings on the matter but I still don't believe in a higher power.
The worst part is, I have run into younger people in their early twenties who have figured this out much quicker than I have and it just makes me feel dumber. Thought my perspective was unique and wise but no, the world just tells you, "Thanks for catching up."
End of rambling.