\\”Do you believe in God?\\” she asked him.<\/p>\n
\\”I am an academic of religion. It\\’s hard for me to be close to something I study.\\”<\/p>\n
She looked at him again, \\”Do you<\/i> believe in God?\\”<\/p>\n
An excerpt from a book I read recently. I have always found some organized religion just incorrect in their teachings. That interpretations from a Bible are absolute. Things are black and white. When I was 10, my CCD teacher spoke of something like that. And at that tender age, I was shocked by it, finding it injust and unfair. To some, that could be what led me \\”astray\\”. Yet recently, I realized it\\’s not the religion that is \\”corrupt\\”. It is the one who interprets it, the organized religion. Man could be corrupt, but God is not.<\/p>\n
Even though, nowadays I have described myself as an atheist, lacking a lot of spirituality.<\/p>\n
There was an atheist rally I attended once in Berkeley. It was funny. More in the sense that they praised science almost as religious followers praised God. But there is a difference, theories can be disproved. The Word can only be misinterpreted, but is set in stone.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\\”Do you believe in God?\\” she asked him. \\”I am an academic of religion. It\\’s hard for me to be close to something I study.\\” She looked at him again, \\”Do you believe in God?\\” An excerpt from a book … Continue reading