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Are you religious?


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I'm the third church going Christian.

I reckon life is hard for all of us.

If some of us cling to a liferaft, that's OK. If some of you want to come on board for a time, that's OK. If some of you are happy swimming, that's OK too.

I'd like to think we can all tell each other our stories with sincerely and respect.

So I guess it saddens me a bit when people shut down/put down/mock faith. **** it - life is hard enough without pissing on someone else's chips.

Cheers

Martin

Relax Martin, as a Christian will know. "First of all know this, that in the last days ridiculers will come with their ridicule, proceeding according to their own desires". 2Peter 3:3 the trick is to not take offence. :D
 
Right then...
Each religion regards theirs as being the right one and on judgement day you will be judged...blah,blah,blah.
What about those who have never heard of any religion?
 
I wouldn't mind a pointer on say four I should try ..
If you mean Trappist specifically rather than just Belgian beers then personally I love both Rochefort 8 and 10, they're rich, fruity, subtly spicy and just divine. The oak-aged La Trappe Quads are also delicious, like Christmas cake in a glass. For something a little different Orval is a fantastic beer, but if you've never had a brett beer it can be something of an acquired taste :D
 
If the best beer in the world is brewed by monks it does not follow that church-going Christians, in general, make better beer than heathens. But you did provide your evidence so kudos to you.:cheers3:clapa
 
Monks aren’t just “church going Christians” though are they? They go to more extremes than even the happiest-clappiest of happy-clappers!
I've never seen happy-clappy monks! They are serious but not joyless. Happy clappy is surely an American revivalist/born again phenomenon.
 
Really? You never watched The Matrix? (not suggesting it's real, it just asks the right questions) Never heard of acid and other psychotropic / hallucinogenic substances? How do we know that we experience reality when we apprehend our surroundings?
I believe Acid and other psychotropic / hallucinogenic substances are an escape from reality. That is the point in taking them? Say no to drugs. Matrix is sci fi again not reality not yet anyway?
 
I've never seen happy-clappy monks! They are serious but not joyless. Happy clappy is surely an American revivalist/born again phenomenon.
I didn’t say they were happy clappy, I meant they were more extreme than even the most fundamental of “church going Christians”.
 
Just thinking it is a bit odd put atheism in the list because in itself it is not a religion, it is a rejection of religion. Maybe it should just say no religion for clarity
 
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