What is your religious belief?

What is your religious belief?


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Hobbes said:
So this peculiar situation arose. My brother will have his confirmation later this month, and he asked me to be his godfather or whatever it is they need. If I accept, I'll have to attend and endless stream of lectures on stuff I no longer believe in, get confessed (the part I dislike the most about Catholicism) and Poochy-knows how much more I'll have to do. If I say no, I'll most likely have to explain my religious views to my family and dear Poochy, I'll never see the end of it if they know I'm not Catholic anymore.

Go me.
My (very religious) family has already found out of my atheist views. All of them looked at me like I just kicked a bunch of puppies when I announced it. I've manged to avoid mentioning that to the really religious section of my family for now, my cousin, who goes to a Catholic school, and I ended up having some enjoyable debates/discussions on certain aspects of the Bible, and they've pretty much forgotten or overlooked the fact that I'm an Atheist, so nothing much has changed between me and my family. If you explain to your family your religious views, they'll probably react very negatively, but it'll pass in a few days.
 
im a :bowser:-arian

:bowjr: died for your sins
 
Nondenominational Christianity. My mom has brought me to church a couple of times in the past few weeks, although it used to be my grandparents who brought me to theirs.
 
Hobbes said:
So this peculiar situation arose. My brother will have his confirmation later this month, and he asked me to be his godfather or whatever it is they need. If I accept, I'll have to attend and endless stream of lectures on stuff I no longer believe in, get confessed (the part I dislike the most about Catholicism) and Poochy-knows how much more I'll have to do. If I say no, I'll most likely have to explain my religious views to my family and dear Poochy, I'll never see the end of it if they know I'm not Catholic anymore.

Go me.

I'd advise explaining your religious views to your family whether you decide to go or not. They should be able to respect you for who and what you are as opposed for how they want you to be or think you to be.
 
I'm a Christian I guess, but I really don't believe in most of the stuff. I guess I can blame going to catholic schools. They drill it into you then you do so much work on it that you question what you're doing.

I guess i have atheist views or whatever, I just avoid religion discussion usually.
 
There is but one god, and his name is Poochy.
 
YoshiKong said:
There is but one god, and his name is Poochy.

poochydenominational
 
Hobbes said:
So this peculiar situation arose. My brother will have his confirmation later this month, and he asked me to be his godfather or whatever it is they need. If I accept, I'll have to attend and endless stream of lectures on stuff I no longer believe in, get confessed (the part I dislike the most about Catholicism) and Poochy-knows how much more I'll have to do. If I say no, I'll most likely have to explain my religious views to my family and dear Poochy, I'll never see the end of it if they know I'm not Catholic anymore.

Go me.
I have to go through confirmation myself later this year.
I tried to tell my mom about my religious beliefs but she kept insisting I'm a Catholic like the rest of the family. I decided to just go through it for a couple more years since I disappointed her enough when I unintentionally came out as gay to her.