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Xyzse

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2. I agree!

Fri Mar 15, 2013, 01:19 PM

Mar 2013

I was talking to a Muslim girl who I hung out with for a bit.
She told me she didn't know that there were sects of Islam till she went to America.

Also, I completely agree with the last part. Being part of the Roman Catholic faith, I don't see myself engaged in it, nor do I do much with it. I mean, do I have to do a formal renunciation? I could care less.

Besides, why would I create drama with the elders of the family? I have to respect them too, even if I don't agree with them. Why should I challenge what they do, and just accept the good that they do irregardless of their beliefs.

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Religion as Citizenship and Letting Go [View all] Xyzse Mar 2013 OP

From my experience, it is not correct to assume that people of particular religions even NRaleighLiberal Mar 2013 #1

I agree! Xyzse Mar 2013 #2

George Bush didn't realize there were sects of Islam until after he started the war in Iraq! MADem Mar 2013 #12

I agree. I joined this group not because I'm religious, but like respectful conversation. freshwest Mar 2013 #3

That is all we can ask for. Xyzse Mar 2013 #4

I spent a good deal of my life with religious people, and I miss them. I have informed them of my freshwest Mar 2013 #5

I sure hope so. Xyzse Mar 2013 #6

I agreed with all you said, it welcomed everyone, even such as myself. I think we're appropriate freshwest Mar 2013 #7

Very similar to my thoughts lovemydog Mar 2013 #8

I volunteer at a German Shepherd Rescue Xyzse Mar 2013 #9

Religion is linked to identity Meshuga Mar 2013 #10

I can agree with much of this Xyzse Mar 2013 #11

There is the issue of "once Catholic, always Catholic" Fortinbras Armstrong Mar 2013 #13