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Re: Astonishing GOP field

By: clo in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
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xcslewis,

It's more complicated.

'Religion' angers me, because it's often abused & used as an excuse to kill & control others.

I was taught by the Sisters of Charity, sort of ironic, their name, "Charity". Most were frustrated angry & mean.
Yet, at one time I considered becoming a nun. Maybe the 'habit' was appealing, I was 12. heehee
I enjoyed the mass in Latin & the rituals, the signs of the cross & the rosary.

For about thirty years I've practiced a spiritual life, attempting to be the best I can, daily & asking that those I'm in contact with, be their best too.
I am easier on others & myself, usually able to weigh the important issues in life. I take the good & leave the rest.
Life is much more gray, yet the colors are more vivid.

Does this help your understanding of my position?




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Re: Astonishing GOP field
By: xcslewis
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Wed, 19 Oct 11 11:11 PM
Msg. 06074 of 54959

Hi clo,

So then do you consider yourself a Christian just not a Catholic?

Don't feel obligated to answer. I am curious, not critical. I am often baffled as to how people come to their opinions and beliefs, especially since so few seem agree with me. That probably has a lot to do with my inability to articulate my thoughts.


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