Durandal4

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"but by removing yourself from religeous bonds, you open yourself to a new universe" -thats deep, i agree. To truly understand life and our purpose, we must take a step outside religion, and its influences. I believe the answers we are seekng is within us. We can let go of all mental boundarys and move forward spiritually and mentally in a state of reverance and enlightenment.

If you grew up influenced by ur familys belief, theres much chance you will be programmed into believing those influences. You are taught that doubt and disbelief endanger ur passage to heaven in the afterlife. And after time passes you abandon questions unasked in the hopes of entering paradise a believer.
Its a sick and maipulative way to put faith and promise in peoples life. Question ur religion and ur labled a disbeliever, accept it and be seen as a follower. In other words: "Choose blindly what you will follow and dont question your faith, or you wont be worthy to pass heavens gate."

"Personally, I don't believe there is a God. I find it difficult to believe in a "Supreme Being" that overlooks the entire human race, someone who is everywhere and nowhere and in the past, present, and future all at the same time. I do, however, believe the Christian Bible to be a fairly accurate historical reference. I believe most of the occurrences are real, except the "speaking to God", splitting the ocean, etc, but in the event that there was indeed a Jesus Christ and he did lead his people, I believe is true."

-all old storys hold a grain of truth in them. And i dont believe the god theory. Religion's foundaton are nothing but old books written by humans.

What is your own personal philosophy on the topic of god?