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Ash
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Jul 29, 2026 12:28PM
talk about your religion or what you think about them in general <3
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im catholic! so far i havent seen anyone catholic on here only christian
My family is catholic, but im not. I dont want to be. But still they drag me along to mass
They make me dress up in fancy clothes- which i do not like to do. That's just not me. Not my style
i’m Christian !my parents used to force me to wear dresses but at our new church i can wear whatever as long as it’s not like revealing a lot
See- my parents are strict and old-fashioned. So I HAVE to dress up in ugly stuff NO ONE ELSE WEARS. That is SOO not my style.
Has anyone heard of TX2? the singer? He's traumatized because of what his parents did. Maybe im crazy, I dont know. But what I do know is- if this is what god gives me, I dont want to be catholic. I do not have any problems with Catholics though- so dont take this personally. My besties are catholic
I am also a Christian:) my dad is a pastor so I go to church every day to! # devoted Christian
* every Sunday
Christian gang here. I am Christian and consider myself one, although there are a few aspects I do agree with the Jewish culture. 1, is it that Christians believe that we are all born with sin?? We didn't choose to exist in this world so why would we be considered sinful. The Jewish culture believes that everyone has the will to do what they want so we can choose to do what we want. If you did do something sinful, then I believe that they have been 'sinful'. But, everyone has free will???
Also Christians, is church on Saturdays or Sundays because supposedly the first day on the week is Sunday, So the 7th day (day of rest) would be Saturday. Yet, people think that its on Monday. I don't really think that it would matter too much on which day as long as Christians all worship the same God.
I am an Atheist but I still love learning about religions, I just hate when people force religion onto me. Love learning about it though.
That's understandable, as long as everyone is sharing the kind of respect towards each other despite their religion. Everyone has their own kind of pathway.
