"RawrSkittles=)" wrote:
Religion is sometimes, or often forced.
Spiritual lets you believe what you want to believe.
The mustache people.
Are the happy people.
ERMEHGAWSH! I NEEDS A MOUSTACHE!
"ink_black13" wrote:
Although I find that religiously-led conflicts are common, I do not believe that religion is as forced as it used to be.
"ink_black13" wrote:
So are you saying that Spirituality can let you believe that harming others is OK? Can it let you believe that the negative virtues we have lead to Spirituality? Spirituality is pureness, and when Spirituality becomes negative, is it still Spiritual? Or is it Material greed? Or perhaps satisfaction?
"RawrSkittles=)" wrote:
I don't get it why you are questioning me about that. Of course, spirituality is found within ourselves, in what we believe in, but in positive aspects. I did not say that it can let you believe in negative situations, like murdering someone for not believing in a god. Look at the root word of it, Spirit. +
The mustache people.
Are the happy people.
ERMEHGAWSH! I NEEDS A MOUSTACHE!
"ink_black13" wrote:
"RawrSkittles=)" wrote:
I don't get it why you are questioning me about that. Of course, spirituality is found within ourselves, in what we believe in, but in positive aspects. I did not say that it can let you believe in negative situations, like murdering someone for not believing in a god. Look at the root word of it, Spirit. +
You said that it let's you believe what you feel is right/what you want to believe. If you feel it is right to murder, is that Spirituality?
The mustache people.
Are the happy people.
ERMEHGAWSH! I NEEDS A MOUSTACHE!
"ink_black13" wrote:
Religion also let's you believe in positive aspects. Religion sets guidelines of kindness and peace that you can choose to follow in your own way. And much like religion spirituality can be abused and used as an excuse to act negatively.