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What religion are you?
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UwolverineM
This could have been done before, but I did not find anything when i searched for it?


So what denomination (religion) or set of beliefs do you have? Why is that? Is it because of your parents or did you research it (etc).

I don't want this to become a flame war against anyone's beliefs or religion. To me, what another person believes or does not believe doesn't make him/her any better than the rest of us.

I am curious, because I see so many TA's from countries other than the USA that I want to know more about their cultures.

I was baptised Roman Catholic but....

I will give you further info in another post before this one becomes to long to read.
tribu
Im a confirmed roman catholic operating with buddhist lifestyle suggestions, and I graduated from Ohio State :)
raydn
jedi:D
Konijn
secular humanist
djdust
i'm a human, not a religion.

but i practice hinduism =)
washout
i was raised southern babtist.
however, i believe in no god.
Acton
Satanism


and its not as bad as it sounds
Akridrot
quote:
Originally posted by Acton
Satanism


and its not as bad as it sounds


Agreed. It has some pretty good rules to live by.
TweeK
Catholic...


well kind off:tongue2
smallSHEEP
quote:
Originally posted by raydn
jedi:D


me too, at least that's what I put on my census.

Lira
If I were to label myself as practicant of a religion and closing my mind to a set of ideas, I'd be building my own prison. That being said, I was once Roman Catholic with Kardecist influences - this being my parents' religion. As for myself, I've been studying Buddhism, Taoism and Euro-American "Humanities", such as Philosophy, Psychology and Sociology.

My set of ideas? Heck, I had Luke 6:37 in my sig which is mainly Buddhist principles with an Euro-American philosophical background.
raph93
jew
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