Originally posted by HairDogI would have to agree with HD.
Please, organized religion is just a cash cow. You can be spiritual without joining a church.
What is that you are looking for from a religion?
If you feel the need to belong to an organized religion, I would go Catholic.
Keep in mind that you will have to jump through their Sacramental hoops, Baptism, Eucharist, Reconciliation, etc....in accordance with Catholic Doctrine.
Have you thought Buddhism?
Originally posted by rckleinI was raised a Catholic and attended my first 8 years of school at a Catholic school. I asked many questions in religion class and got answers like "you just have to believe" instead of actual answers. I guess it is a good religion for those who don't want to be bothered with real spiritual growth. After many questions to the monsignor I was told to "sit down and be quiet". By the age of 15 I was a profound atheist but later in life became a pantheist.
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Originally posted by caissad4so im 15 and feeling the opposite direction
I was raised a Catholic and attended my first 8 years of school at a Catholic school. I asked many questions in religion class and got answers like "you just have to believe" instead of actual answers. I guess it is a good religion for those who don't want to be bothered with real spiritual growth. After many questions to the monsignor I was told to "sit do ...[text shortened]... be quiet". By the age of 15 I was a profound atheist but later in life became a pantheist.
ive ben raised with no faith
my mom and her bf are nothing
and my dad is nothing
but i dont know why and i dont know how but im feeling pulled to christianity. i dont raelly really like any of the churches but i like what i read about jesus and catholics seem the most credible about him. the least fundamentalist.
Originally posted by caissad4Did you start too late?
I was raised a Catholic and attended my first 8 years of school at a Catholic school. I asked many questions in religion class and got answers like "you just have to believe" instead of actual answers. I guess it is a good religion for those who don't want to be bothered with real spiritual growth. After many questions to the monsignor I was told to "sit do ...[text shortened]... be quiet". By the age of 15 I was a profound atheist but later in life became a pantheist.
