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Who Do We Believe?

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Irene M

 

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March 20, 2013

 

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We tend to be scared to think for ourselves and have our own view of life and death because, let's face it, no one wants to die. Gods or extraordinary people give us a guidance to tell us where to take our next step and how to lose the fear of death and learn where we are going is better than where we are, if we lived our life their "right" way...
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I am still being raised catholic in a family where, my mother and father say, God is very much alive. It's not that I don't believe in God, but rather I don't understand how he has set a plan for me. I'd rather know I'm in control of making my mistakes and later turning them into accomplishments. Fear and doubt bring us to state that is weak enough to be swayed by religion...
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