What religious faith are you?

[FrodoFreak87]

I've never heard of an agnostic before.
what do they believe?

[Dragavan]

frodofreak87 said:

I've never heard of an agnostic before.
what do they believe?

They don't know.

Atheists firmly believe there is not a god or higher power. It is as much of a belief (or faith) as those who believe there is one.

Agnostics don't know for sure. They question the validity of any religion but don't firmly believe there isn't a god either. They are the true middle of the road when it comes to faith.

I was agnostic for a very long time (as you could most likely guess from my previous post about my path to faith) but slowly found what I do believe in. Some find "God", some find Atheism, some find "The Goddess", and so on... but there are those that remain Agnostic forever (although it tends to be rare).

[Sunan]

evilgus said:

I am an atheist and could never be friends with someone who believes in rubbish.

Yay for elitist atheists.

[Cody]

evilgus said:

I am an atheist and could never be friends with someone who believes in rubbish.

I can't believe you just posted this! I guess you better leave the boards! Most of us are some sort of faith, you can't be firends or talk with us. I would assume we are better off

[heyes]

Alright, everyone chill off. I'm hoping ol' evilgus is kidding around. He's a pretty dry guy, if memory serves.

But for future reference, let's keep inflamatory comments to a minimum.

[Sunan]

Yeah, Emma put it pretty well. But hey, that's the risk you always take with religion topics. There's always someone bound to disagree.

But where've you been Emma? I haven't seen you in a couple weeks, dude.

[heyes]

Midterms...need I say more?

[Sunan]

True, true. Tomorrow's my last day for exams, and then I'm home free. I haven't been studying anywhere near as much as I should've, but I think I managed A's and B's in all of my exams so far.

[evilgus]

So this is where all those 'Smites' came from....
Sorry for any offence caused, I guess it's a different world over in the States. It was just a jokey off-hand comment. Obviously 'Lost' in translation.
Please don't put a jihad on me or ex-communicate me

[FrodoFreak87]

Sorry Evilgus, I guess it's kind ofeasy to mis-understand people over the internet.

[heyes]

Hehe, it's true. Sarcasm is so hard to translate through text. I just naturally assumed no one would be so stupid as to post that sincerely. ;D

[Davor Rimac]

Wow, it is very interesting to hear a very diversified list of religions. I am a Roman Catholic myself, but I have lived in Baptist-Belt USA most of my life and I have been surrounded by Baptists and Methodists. In fact, the town of 25,000 that I grew up in (in central Arkansas) had like 8 baptist churches, 4 or 5 methodist churches and only 1 catholic church. I've never actually met a Quaker, so that is kind of interesting.

[Nanna]

I grew up Lutheran but the church I went to my whole life switched from Lutheran to nondenominational and so I went Roman Catholic.

I believe that every religion has an interesting and unique view of God and so I love to hear what others believe even if I might not agree with all of it. Freedom rocks!

[charliefan92489]

I am a Baptist, wich is diffrent than southern baptist.

yes Freedom does rock!!! On my street alone we have an Athiest family, Jewish, muslim, and even Pegan......I like living here it makes life interesting!!!

[FrodoFreak87]

I personally love hearing about different religions!