bluepanda -> RE: Bowing to God - Your Take? (1/16/2009 8:00:19 AM)
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(After all, what determines what is "right" and wrong"?) Well, anyone who needs to believe in some sort of "god" in order to figure out the difference between right and wrong is someone who's so weakminded I'd never submit to them in the first place. If they don't have a clear enough mind and a strong enough set of values that they can make those decisions on their own, I wouldn't respect them or trust them enough to get involved with them. To the OP, my answer is that I would have no problem at all submitting to someone who believes in and defers to a higher power. I believe deeply in a god myself. But at the same time, the more deeply religious someone is, the more likely it is that I wouldn't want any part of them in a relationship. I abhor religion. No offense, because I know you're a terrific guy, but I've walked this earth for over a half a century, and I have yet to meet a single major religion I could stand to be in the same room with for more than ten minutes. Spiritual? Yes, that's a very attractive and appealing quality to me. Religious? No, that's a way of thinking that's so alien to me it would be very difficult to imagine any circumstance in which i could be happy living with it. Because as many good qualities as religion brings to the human experience, the bad qualities it brings in the other hand are repugnant to me. I won't have it in my life.
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