OctoberMist
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Greetings to all...
I was a Christian for ten years, then an atheist for 15 years, and recently had a spiritual awakening allowing me to rediscover God.
I do not follow any specific religion, though I appreciate Judaism, Christianity, Budhism, Sikhism, and Confuscianism. I am a moral relativist and theistic existentialist by way of moral theory and ontological philosophy.
I care nothing whatsoever for creation theory; it's irrelevant to me. Nor am I especially interested in afterlife theory - also irrelevant to me.
My general principle is to live life one day at a time, attempting to do the best I can each day.
I have little patience for fanatics and fundamentalists, be they atheistic or theistic. I am not interested in "being converted" to any faith. I am merely here to discuss theology and ontology, and hopefully to learn from others.
Thank you for your time.
I was a Christian for ten years, then an atheist for 15 years, and recently had a spiritual awakening allowing me to rediscover God.
I do not follow any specific religion, though I appreciate Judaism, Christianity, Budhism, Sikhism, and Confuscianism. I am a moral relativist and theistic existentialist by way of moral theory and ontological philosophy.
I care nothing whatsoever for creation theory; it's irrelevant to me. Nor am I especially interested in afterlife theory - also irrelevant to me.
My general principle is to live life one day at a time, attempting to do the best I can each day.
I have little patience for fanatics and fundamentalists, be they atheistic or theistic. I am not interested in "being converted" to any faith. I am merely here to discuss theology and ontology, and hopefully to learn from others.
Thank you for your time.
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] I used to cultivate a thick skin in order to deal with angry, ranting types until I realized that I didn't actually need one. All I need to do is keep my ego out of the equation and let others say what they will. I can accept them for who they are, reguardless of whether I agree or not. I've found its much easier to simply accept people rather than to try to block them with shields.
