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    Theist
    Athiest
    Agnostice

    Christian
    -Catholic
    -Protestant
    -Orthodox

    Jewish
    Muslim
    Bhuddist
    Hindu
    Sikh
    etc

    What r u?
  2. Standard memberscottishinnz
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    04 Sep '06 02:40
    Originally posted by KAFKOV
    Theist
    Athiest
    Agnostice

    Christian
    -Catholic
    -Protestant
    -Orthodox

    Jewish
    Muslim
    Bhuddist
    Hindu
    Sikh
    etc

    What r u?
    Neither Atheist nor Agnostic are religions per se. More a lack of religion and being unsure about religion, respectively.

    That said: atheist.
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    Yeah i know there not really religions, but they certainly can be a sort of motivation for particular life choices. But I wasnt really listing them as religiouns, more just categorizing possible choices.
  4. Hmmm . . .
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    04 Sep '06 03:29
    Originally posted by KAFKOV
    Theist
    Athiest
    Agnostice

    Christian
    -Catholic
    -Protestant
    -Orthodox

    Jewish
    Muslim
    Bhuddist
    Hindu
    Sikh
    etc

    What r u?
    Non-aligned, non-supernaturalist monist. (Okay—think Zen, although you’ll find streams of the “perennial philosophy” in all the religions; most recently I have explored it in the context of midrashic/Talmudic Judaism.)
  5. Standard memberhuckleberryhound
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    04 Sep '06 03:35
    None of the above.
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    etc. means the list isnt confined to what i have listed, the question was clear enough. you obviously understood. if you dont want to answer, then don't
  7. Standard memberscottishinnz
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    04 Sep '06 03:38
    Originally posted by KAFKOV
    etc. means the list isnt confined to what i have listed, the question was clear enough. you obviously understood. if you dont want to answer, then don't
    can i change mine to "etc". I've always wanted to be an etcetera-ist. 😛
  8. Standard membertelerion
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    04 Sep '06 03:47
    Originally posted by KAFKOV
    Theist
    Athiest
    Agnostice

    Christian
    -Catholic
    -Protestant
    -Orthodox

    Jewish
    Muslim
    Bhuddist
    Hindu
    Sikh
    etc

    What r u?
    Gist today came BORN AGAIN! I not relijus. its a relashionship with JESUS.
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    give me a break!
  10. Standard memberhuckleberryhound
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    04 Sep '06 03:54
    Originally posted by KAFKOV
    etc. means the list isnt confined to what i have listed, the question was clear enough. you obviously understood. if you dont want to answer, then don't
    you're not a very pleasent chap, are you. . . oh, and there is a reply and quote link that lets you reply to a specific post 😀
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    04 Sep '06 03:541 edit
    Originally posted by KAFKOV
    Theist
    Athiest
    Agnostice

    Christian
    -Catholic
    -Protestant
    -Orthodox

    Jewish
    Muslim
    Bhuddist
    Hindu
    Sikh
    etc

    What r u?
    I think a reasonable stance is theological noncognitivism. Theists don't even know what theists are talking about.

    EDIT: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=theological+noncognitivism

    😛
  12. Standard membercaissad4
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    04 Sep '06 04:27
    Originally posted by KAFKOV
    Theist
    Athiest
    Agnostice

    Christian
    -Catholic
    -Protestant
    -Orthodox

    Jewish
    Muslim
    Bhuddist
    Hindu
    Sikh
    etc

    What r u?
    Processean
  13. Standard memberthesonofsaul
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    A non-conventional theist. A great deal of guilt, awareness of sin, conversing with God (prayer) but a distinctive absence of the infallibility of Scripture and the blood sacrifice of Christ. An emphasis on understanding of the human situation over simple rote memorization of creeds and fear of punishment.
  14. The sky
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    04 Sep '06 23:00
    Originally posted by telerion
    Gist today came BORN AGAIN! I not relijus. its a relashionship with JESUS.
    Im so happi for u becaus u herd teh WOOD OF GOD.
  15. Standard memberKellyJay
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    04 Sep '06 23:11
    Originally posted by KAFKOV
    Theist
    Athiest
    Agnostice

    Christian
    -Catholic
    -Protestant
    -Orthodox

    Jewish
    Muslim
    Bhuddist
    Hindu
    Sikh
    etc

    What r u?
    Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary

    Main Entry: re·li·gion
    Pronunciation: ri-'li-j&n
    Function: noun

    Etymology: Middle English religioun, from Anglo-French religiun, Latin religion-, religio supernatural constraint, sanction, religious practice, perhaps from religare to restrain, tie back -- more at RELY
    1 a : the state of a religious b (1) : the service and worship of God or the supernatural (2) : commitment or devotion to religious faith or observance
    2 : a personal set or institutionalized system of religious attitudes, beliefs, and practices
    3 archaic : scrupulous conformity : CONSCIENTIOUSNESS
    4 : a cause, principle, or system of beliefs held to with ardor and faith


    I noticed some wanted to say they didn't have a religion, they do
    they just don' t like admitting it, at least according to the
    Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary anyway.
    Kelly
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