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Torsten · 36-40, M
LordShadowfire · 46-50, M
@Torsten I was a Christian because I thought that was what you had to do to avoid eternal torment.
Also, hello again.
Also, hello again.
Torsten · 36-40, M
@LordShadowfire hello again old friend.
You must have stopped believing in that or never fully believed in it in the first place?
Maybe im more on the radical side to religious faith cause i cant imagine going against mine. I am fully devoted to it and always have been. Raised that way which may have made it so where it was fully ingrained in me.
I cant imagine life without it or what purpose there would be.
Thats just my beliefs though. I dont judge those with different religious beliefs or no beliefs, i just dont understand it.
You must have stopped believing in that or never fully believed in it in the first place?
Maybe im more on the radical side to religious faith cause i cant imagine going against mine. I am fully devoted to it and always have been. Raised that way which may have made it so where it was fully ingrained in me.
I cant imagine life without it or what purpose there would be.
Thats just my beliefs though. I dont judge those with different religious beliefs or no beliefs, i just dont understand it.
LordShadowfire · 46-50, M
@Torsten I've definitely seen too much stuff I can't explain to ever not believe in the paranormal. That includes gods and goddesses. What I will never believe in again, and maybe I never really believed in it, is a single overarching god who somehow knows everything that ever will happen, yet regretted making humans to the point where he flooded the world.