Conversion to a different religion

Started by GRRRR4 pages
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Originally posted by Bardock42
He believes in a thing called God...just listen to the rhythm of his heart!!!

Sarcasm much?

Bardock42 Junior Member

idk, is it?

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Conversion to a different religion

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Which one?


There is one God, he has different names.

Impediment Endless

Christianity? Judaism? Muslim? Etc?

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Originally posted by Impediment
Christianity? Judaism? Muslim? Etc?

None. Could it be?
Or are you interested which religion to convert to?

Bardock42 Junior Member
Originally posted by GRRRR
There is one God, he has different names.

Steve?

Impediment Endless

You're being vague and I don't know how to respond to your query.

What is the most used name for your god? What do you address it as daily?

Shakyamunison Nam Myoho Renge Kyo

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Conversion to a different religion

Originally posted by GRRRR
There is one God, he has different names.

And I lot of contradictions.

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Originally posted by Impediment
You're being vague and I don't know how to respond to your query.

What is the most used name for your god? What do you address it as daily?


Thank you God
Dear God

No name

Impediment Endless

Yahweh, Allah, Christ, or Jesus don't come to mind?

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Originally posted by Impediment
Yahweh, Allah, Christ, or Jesus don't come to mind?

Nope

Bardock42 Junior Member

What do you think this many-named God fellow has done for you that you should thank him or her?

Impediment Endless

Hmm.

Well, being that I'm an atheist I have no definitive answer on the ethics of converting to another religion. However, I'll go on record and state that I would never ask my partner/significant other to convert against their will due to insistence.

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Originally posted by Impediment
Hmm.

Well, being that I'm an atheist I have no definitive answer on the ethics of converting to another religion. However, I'll go on record and state that I would never ask my partner/significant other to convert against their will due to insistence.


Thank you for your input. That answers my questions.

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Originally posted by Bardock42
What do you think this many-named God fellow has done for you that you should thank him or her?

Bardock,
Your comments are not related to the subject at hand.
Keep sarcasm for someone else. Thank you!

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I just think that if your faith is firmly cemented, then why convert? A strong, healthy relationship, in my opinion, doesn't need matching beliefs/religions.

My wife is a Christian and she married an atheist. Go figure, huh? Ha ha.

juggerman Senior Member

TRAITOR!!!!

Impediment Endless

Who's a traitor?

juggerman Senior Member

You and her. How dare you be open minded enough to look past your beliefs!!!!

KILL THEM!!!!

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Originally posted by Impediment
I just think that if your faith is firmly cemented, then why convert? A strong, healthy relationship, in my opinion, doesn't need matching beliefs/religions.

My wife is a Christian and she married an atheist. Go figure, huh? Ha ha.


Agreed. However, not all individuals have strong will to confront public opinion (eg family not accepting a partner of another faith etc)