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cbayer

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14. I like your questions and your approach.

Reply to safeinOhio (Reply #11)

Sun May 31, 2015, 08:01 PM

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What is your view on Non-Theistic Religions [View all] safeinOhio May 2015 OP

UU is the first "church" I've ever joined (voluntarily) in my 64 years CanonRay May 2015 #1

Same here safeinOhio May 2015 #2

Same here LiberalEsto May 2015 #5

Non-Gods to not believe in? immoderate May 2015 #3

Interesting. silverweb May 2015 #4

Perhaps it's pandaism LiberalEsto May 2015 #6

LOL silverweb Jun 2015 #22

There ya go! okasha Jun 2015 #33

Bamboo! Bamboo! LiberalEsto Jun 2015 #35

Those terms are rarely used TM99 May 2015 #10

Odd, indeed. silverweb Jun 2015 #24

Deist equivalents rogerashton Jun 2015 #27

I can imagine they do. silverweb Jun 2015 #29

Same as my view on theistic religions. cbayer May 2015 #7

Each to his, or hers, own is pretty good. safeinOhio May 2015 #11

I like your questions and your approach. cbayer May 2015 #14

Thank you, but safeinOhio May 2015 #16

If only you could just resolve that enormous problem about who gets to decide... trotsky Jun 2015 #23

Agreed! tech3149 Jun 2015 #28

I love where you have landed! cbayer Jun 2015 #30

Thanks! I'm pretty happy where I landed too. tech3149 Jun 2015 #32

Thanks for the link. I'm unfamiliar with a few of them. rug May 2015 #8

I come from Quakers that came here from England. I feel most at ease with them, but don't attend. freshwest May 2015 #9

I kind of like the idea of a service safeinOhio May 2015 #12

I think it would be called in other terms a gestalt. It was remarkable. freshwest May 2015 #19

+1,000 safeinOhio May 2015 #20

I really like the things the author says he likes about it. safeinOhio May 2015 #15

I carried a copy of theTao Te Ching as a teenager. It was a big influence on me. n/t freshwest May 2015 #17

I have always like the idea safeinOhio May 2015 #18

I think it has to do with choice. We are here, we can be dramatic, peaceful, full of angst or joy. freshwest May 2015 #21

Quakers are Christians and generally believe Warren Stupidity May 2015 #13

I was a non-theistic quaker... NeoGreen Jun 2015 #25

All of those are theistic. They all involve the belief in a deity of some kind. phantom power Jun 2015 #26

I think how it works is... gcomeau Jun 2015 #31

Not all... NeoGreen Jun 2015 #36

The truest words the writer of that article okasha Jun 2015 #34

Welcome back, okasha. n/t trotsky Jun 2015 #37

Though raised Catholic and still part of its cultural aspects I appreciate a larger spirituality. pinto Jun 2015 #38