Beliefs
@Oshobu (661)
Nigeria
August 7, 2017 9:32am CST
According to facts, I heard there are different beliefs all over the world, like Judaism, Buddhism, Christianity, Islamic etc. and a person's belief depends on the part of the world where he/she is born or belongs to.
I have a question. "Does a person's belief matters, did it have any impact or effect on a person's life and lifestyle." If your answer is yes, "Which of the beliefs do you think is worthy of emulation, worthy to be practised".
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@1hopefulman (45123)
• Canada
7 Aug 17
I personally believe that Jesus set in motion what would solve all of mankind's problems if applied.
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@1hopefulman (45123)
• Canada
7 Aug 17
@JeeyanDee I know but I am giving my opinion or view and I respect others who think alike or differently. 
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@JeeyanDee (2692)
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7 Aug 17
@1hopefulman Yes the art of agreeing to disagree. Kudos to you my friend!
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@LadyDuck (458648)
• Switzerland
19 Aug 17
I fully agree with @thehousewife, following one religion is not better than another. To hate people because they are of another religion is bad, no matter what we believe.
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@TiarasOceanView (70035)
• United States
23 Aug 17
There are many people in the world that live their life according to their religion to the extreme.
And believe that killing others is the way to live it..infidels they see other people as.
I think live and let live no matter belief as long as it is not infringing on anyone else.
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@BelleStarr (61047)
• United States
17 Aug 17
I think all beliefs if they are based on love of one's fellow man are good and that the supreme being what ever you happen to call him understands
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@JeeyanDee (2692)
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7 Aug 17
A person's belief dictates how he/she acts, speaks and thinks, so yes, I believe that belief especially religion has a tremendous impact on what kind of person you are and aim to be. On the other hand, your question about which belief should be practised is very arguable. That would still depend on which community you belong to. However, I believe that no matter beliefs you have, it is best to practice acceptance, love, equality and justice above all else. That's just my opinion though, I am not sure about others'.
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@sabtraversa (12991)
• Italy
24 Aug 17
I was born and raised Christian/Catholic for a while. Then I came back to 'my roots', Paganism.
After some time of agnosticism, of course.
I don't think religion should be forced to our children: if I had any, I'd show them each religion, their pros and cons, and I'd let them choose. It's never late for changing belief perhaps, but I don't want to force anyone.
Religion surely has an impact on life: ceremonies, festivals, rules to not break and so forth.
And I expect everyone to say "MY RELIGION IS BETTER, THE ONE YOU SHALL PRACTICE!" 
Just kidding, live and let live. 
Just kidding, live and let live. 
@Oshobu (661)
• Nigeria
19 Aug 17
Yeah, and they are not going against any stated rules or regulations...
@acelawrites (19273)
• Philippines
20 Aug 17
Yes it affects his lifestyle, no matter what religion/belief he belongs. All of them are good, I could not point out which is the best.
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cheers@Oshobu (661)
• Nigeria
20 Aug 17
But it would require a great amount of courage and perseverance to believe in another religion apart from that of your ancestor.
