Which friends are religious? How has your religion changed you?

After believing in religion, I found that religion is not so mysterious, and the biggest change is probably that I changed my view of religion, and I began to want to challenge it, but I gained faith in it, and it was a process of constantly discovering that I was stupid, that is, to make myself better and better

Not long ago, I started Buddhism. You can feel that they will try to be objective in discussing some ideas. It was because of their attitude that I began to be willing to learn something about Buddhism, and I found that there were many things that could be useful.

I was able to look at many things rationally, and gradually, I had a new perspective on religion.

My family is all Christians, how to say, I don't know the changes, I feel that my daily life has become meaningful, no matter how the world changes, there is a sense of security with me, and I can move forward bravely in any desperate situation.

I myself am a religious believer, and after believing in religion, I found a lot of words, and articles can always touch me, and I feel that every word and every language has life, and can bring a lot of love and spirit to people.

The change that religious beliefs have given me is the dawn, and I think there should be light in the world, so my heart is not as dark as in society.

I originally believed in Buddhism, but since I knew that Buddhism does not welcome women, even my mother, and I saw the current monks drinking wine and eating meat, beautiful women and luxury cars, and showing their heads, so I gave up and converted to Taoism. But when it comes to the good cycle of cause and effect, God rewards hard work, I only see that good people don't live long, bad guys live for thousands of years, good people don't end well, bad people can do whatever they want, is it really only on their own? Where is the Heavenly Dao?

Where is the cause and effect? Where is the justice? Where's the fairness?

It seems that everything is a lie.

As long as you don't believe in Islam, other religions at least teach people to be good!

Actually, there is nothing special, but the most impressive thing is that I may be more fond of reading, and psychiatric notes, meditation, theological and popular science books are all starting to like to look.

My belief is the motherland, ancestors, fate (birth, old age, sickness and death). Rich and poor are creation. Existence today is a ...... of values

I believe in Taoism, listen to the sound of the Tao every day, and feel that I understand it very well.

I believe in Taoism and believe in myself rather than believe in what God will give us. Everyone's life is a practice, and only by constantly surpassing oneself can one get what one wants.

I had a friend who was a Buddhist, and he sent those things every day, and then he disappeared from our circle of friends. Our lives are given by our parents, our achievements are our own efforts, and our lives are created by ourselves. God?

It's ethereal, and I never think it's of any use? Under the glamorous appearance, there is dirt and dirt! Priests, monks and the like do not produce but enjoy the worship of others, and do all kinds of dirty things behind their backs!

Only those who have desire can believe in religion, and those who are open-minded do not need religion.

How sweet is the amazing grace, my sins have been forgiven; I was lost, but now I am found, and now I am blind, I can see ......”

Because true religious beliefs are from the heart, not for others to see, they are more real; All orthodox religions teach people to be kind to everything, to help the needy, to be generous, to honor one's parents, to care for one's relatives, friends, and sentient beings

First of all, let's explain what religion is, what is faith, and what is superstition. Religion: Zong:

The ancestors of the ancestors, the education of education, edification, and the resolution of contradictions. Teach. Convert people to righteousness and teach them to glorify their ancestors.

Our fathers were not selfish to be famous, but to give us peace and glory. Faith: Belief in a supernatural creator, Yang:

Humility and reverence. Superstition is: blindly believing in animals and plants that should not be believed.

You can "Yi Zhongtian Talk about Faith".

Practicing a certain religion is born out of an instinctive need to fill the void in the soul. Anything that can be used as a soul filler will be taken by humans as a faith, specifically, as a "god". This is why there are many religious beliefs today.

Many people believe in a certain religious belief, not out of their own emotional thinking, but from rational thinking. Therefore, people do not fear all the gods they believe in, for example, those who believe in the omnipotence of money do not fear money, but use money as a tool. All those who follow a religion out of utilitarian thinking do not have reverence for the gods they believe in, and for them God is only a tool that can be used for the material benefits of the world.

What is not optional? Isn't the ideal also dispensable? In the countryside, worshipping God and Buddha to make it clear is not called faith, it is just superstition.

If you feel that you have an ideal, you can achieve it through hard work. This is actually faith, faith is "a harvest of hard work", and because you believe in this, so you will work hard and persevere towards the ideal, this is the power of faith.

Of course, true faith should be a complete and systematic outlook on life, and it should be able to correctly face two problems, one is death and the other is life.

China does not have a set of beliefs that most people believe in, and it is not good or bad, as the opening topic said, there is nothing that is not dispensable. However, people should have their own outlook on life and values, and think clearly about why they live and how they should live.

Faith is a kind of identification. This kind of recognition is not recognition in the general sense, for example, I approve of this behavior or something, it doesn't matter. So what is important, that is, why do people live?

People come from ** and go to**? Recognition of these life-and-death issues.

What is truly considered faith is not ordained by any one person, and if so, then faith is dispensable. In fact, this historical moment we live in is just a moment in the long river of human history, just like human beings, human beings also have the problem of birth and death, and if you don't know the ins and outs of this, you don't care about faith. If man was not created by God, then there may be an infinite number of goals in life, and religion is the answer to this question, but only one answer is correct.

If man was created by God, there is only one purpose in life, and there is only one answer.

The word Chinese faith is quite accurate. Faith is first of all faith, faith includes believing, and with faith you have to rely on it, and you have to travel. It is to practice what you believe and to experience it. Otherwise, this belief has nothing to do with one's own life.

As for religious conflicts, they are ostensibly related to beliefs, but are driven by human desires and interests. China has no faith, and it is precisely the conflicts in China's history, mainly the bloody struggle to change the dynasty, that have become more tragic, and the value and dignity of human life have been more neglected and disregarded.

Faith is not the same as a form of religion (such as worshipping Buddha, etc.), it is only a principle and concept of life that exists in one's own mind, just like an ideal.

What you call "believing nothing" is not a kind of faith: sticking to one's own opinion and denying everything else altogether.

Freedom of belief and the right to choose are a kind of social progress. You can choose to "believe nothing", why can't others choose "believe"?

Moreover, from the point of view of teaching people to do good, religious belief still has a certain social significance.

If someone says that you want to believe in something, you don't need to believe it, because belief is a fate, everyone actually has their own beliefs (not religious beliefs), for example, there are people who believe in God, there are people who believe in science, and some people only believe in themselves, these are all correct, there is no need to deliberately believe in a certain religion, if you deliberately believe in it, it is superstition, that is, groundless belief, if you have no faith, it is good, you can believe in yourself, if you are a scientist, Then trust the science, believe in yourself, and don't care what others think.

Because of the truth, because of the facts.

Like someone is your father, even if.

You deny it, and he still is.

There is a God in this world who created everything in the universe.

Everyone has a death, and after death there is judgment—after death there is a soul.

Albert Einstein said: God is not found in the 3% of the world you know, so what about the remaining 97% of the unknown? (That's about it, I forgot the original words).

Political exploitation does not equate to bad for this thing. Anything political, military, or anything else can be used.

The ideal is also a kind of faith, the direction of the heart

If you are willing to live by following the truth, Buddhism is your best bet.