Religion

[david hagar]

What is your religion, and do you attend church on a regular basis? I am Southern Baptist and attend every Sunday,

Beattledog

[surfscum]

... in response to Religion, posted by david hagar on Aug 11, 2003

Christian. My core beliefs are summed up in the Apostle's Creed.

[HansErich]

... in response to Religion, posted by david hagar on Aug 11, 2003

Hi,

I was oficialy a Roman Catholic. (baptised and went to communion)
But I rejected this church (as any other christian church)later in my life.
I think this belief does not belong to me as it was forced upon me and many others in the past.

But I do beleive today is rather private and no-one here would understand as most of you are Americans.

Regards,

Hans-Erich.

[Starman]

... in response to Re: Religion, posted by HansErich on Aug 11, 2003

Hans,

I do not agree with many other people's beliefs, but I do respect them. I never argue about religion because I feel that it is not contructive. A person must find the truth for themselves.

P.S. See my post below about Venezuela if you are interested.

Tim.

[HansErich]

... in response to Re: Re: Religion, posted by Starman on Aug 11, 2003

Hi,

yes you are right....Also i see no sens in what religeon has to do with a search for a latina woman???(just as your income or your proffesion)

I allreday found out that the venezuelans are somehow reluctantly to establish a basis for communication.

My 2 venezulanas FREAKED OUT when i told them that i went to colombia.

Serves them well.....they weren;t showing much intrest lately!!

;-)

Personaly I still think Colombia is a better choice.
More women availeble,cheaper,and less attitude.

But that is MHO.
Maybe some guy found a woman on the Northpole....;-)
ymmv

Hans-Erich

[Starman]

... in response to Religion, posted by david hagar on Aug 11, 2003

David,

I am also a Southern Baptist and attend almost every Sunday. Although I'm a member of a baptist church, I do not really like many of the traditions of the church, I have an open mind and I read the Bible, pray and I study apologetics, esp. the evolution vs. creation debate. I have a logical and scientific way of thinking so I "test" the Bible and the mainstream scientific way of thinking. In other words, I think for myself without any preconceptions.

So far I see no scientific or logical fallicies with the Bible and believe that the creation model stands up to the neo-darwin model of evolution very well. It seems that everyone can be so dogmatic in their beliefs to the point that logic ceases to exist on both sides of the argument.

By the way, I live in the Pensacola, Florida area.

Tim.