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I respect religious people, really. But i honestly find some of them disrespectful!

Like i respect you as a non-religious person, why dont you respect me as a realigious people? if youre religious you should know that disrespecting and annoying people in any way is a sin. Am i right? and i cant blame them bcause ik that they were raised like this, i respect that but they dont understand that im like this bc i was raised like this.

Not totally, i moved to my mom's after years or getting religious education. religion and believing something really is amazing, it is real peace. but something inside me always wondered that "what if all these are a lie" and by the time, that thought grew bigger so i wanted to search about my religion. but honestly, i couldbt find something that could satify me about this. Of course i want to believe a reason of fate and all too but i want to adore something real, not a lie. and dont judge me because none of us can actually know which religion is true.

No one ever came back from their grave, we won't find an answer i assume.


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I'm sorry to hear about your negative experiences with religion. I've heard many people speak of their bad experiences with it and to be honest, I felt the same way as you at one point. I grew up in a Christian household and went to a Christian High School. I rejected religion and pushed it away because of the people involved in it. Especially on social media. I'd be bombarded by restriction after restriction. On top of that, I'd always see those who classify themselves as Christians act rudely and treat others terribly.

However, now that I've gone off to college, I've been rekindling my relationship with God. It's ironic how now that I'm out of the environment where it's constantly spoken of that I fall into it. Anyways, what I'm getting at is, it's completely up to you. Religion–to me–is a personal relationship with whatever you feel is necessary. I lean away from calling myself a Christian because I know the negative connotation that often comes with it for some people. Calling myself a follower of God suits me more.

I truly understand your doubts and perspective as I've felt the same way. I guess I wanted to comment to make you feel less lonely and to share my view of it to maybe give you some kind of direction (not saying you have no sort of direction in life). I've always felt that maybe there isn't something out there–maybe it's all a lie. However, if it does end up being a total lie, I'd rather live happy and "correctly" (in a sense) than to fear being wrong in the end.

I hope you have a fantastic rest of your day, week, and month!


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Youre awwesome!! Youre right i dont feel lonely now :)

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