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CJCRANE

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3. Perhaps I worded that wrong.

Reply to cbayer (Reply #2)

Sat Aug 16, 2014, 03:20 AM

Aug 2014

What I mean is that we are all the same regardless of religion.

Compassionate people will choose a compassionate version of their religion. Angry people will choose to believe an angry version of religion.

I find a lot of comfort in reading religious and philosophical texts of various religions and practices. The message I find is the exact opposite of what the fundamentalists believe.

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Religion is irrelevant except as a means to back up political beliefs. CJCRANE Aug 2014 #1

What is irrelevant to you may be very relevant to someone else. cbayer Aug 2014 #2

Perhaps I worded that wrong. CJCRANE Aug 2014 #3

I agree - we are all the same regardless of religion. cbayer Aug 2014 #4