Were you born into your religion or did you choose it?

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Athiest, Best religion

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Athiest, Best religion

Ohh you consider atheism a religion, could you tell me a bit about it?

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Personally being born into it (Christianity) I’ve always felt that I’ve never had a real connection with GGod as opposed to people who find it later on it life. I just feel being born into it leads to a non authentic relationship with God. I don’t think it’s impossible to build that relationship if you were born into it but it definitely seems more difficult uvu

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I changed my religion over time. All my childhood I grew up in a family of diligent Christians, but over the years this faith began to stifle me and I became more and more uncomfortable to be within the framework of this religion. I became interested in other faiths and discovered Lutheranism after reading the article ( here, for example, https://askanydifference.com/difference-between-catholic-and-lutheran/) and became an adherent of this particular trend. I support absolutely all canons and for me it is an ideal way of life.

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Good stuff man.

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I changed my religion over time. All my childhood I grew up in a family of diligent Christians, but over the years this faith began to stifle me and I became more and more uncomfortable to be within the framework of this religion. I became interested in other faiths and discovered Lutheranism after reading the article ( here, for example, https://askanydifference.com/difference-between-catholic-and-lutheran/) and became an adherent of this particular trend. I support absolutely all canons and for me it is an ideal way of life.

Is this site as good as you described it?

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I am an athiest

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I was both into a catholic family, but as I got older I would consider myself Agnostic