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nickventere @nickventere (1420) • Zambia 5 Feb 11

Some people have changed their religion several times from the one they were either born in or first converted to. Some have ended up reverting to their original religious beliefs. Let's talk about your first religion, then the...

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nickventere Yes, there is a lot of soul-searching when it comes to religious beliefs. I agree that most of those who change their religion do so in their search for a "clearer" belief, or something like that.

7 Feb 11

nickventere @nickventere (1420) • Zambia 5 Feb 11

Some people have changed their religion several times from the one they were either born in or first converted to. Some have ended up reverting to their original religious beliefs. Let's talk about your first religion, then the...

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nickventere I think so, too, that most religions, especially the three monotheistic ones, do teach us the same thing in their variant ways.

7 Feb 11

nickventere @nickventere (1420) • Zambia 5 Feb 11

Some people have changed their religion several times from the one they were either born in or first converted to. Some have ended up reverting to their original religious beliefs. Let's talk about your first religion, then the...

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nickventere I am pretty sure you have found what you need/want in spirituality. It is good to be consistent and knowing what you want or need.

7 Feb 11

nickventere @nickventere (1420) • Zambia 5 Feb 11

Some people have changed their religion several times from the one they were either born in or first converted to. Some have ended up reverting to their original religious beliefs. Let's talk about your first religion, then the...

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nickventere Interesting, too. And, there you are, at peace with what you believe in. All the best.

7 Feb 11

nickventere @nickventere (1420) • Zambia 5 Feb 11

Some people have changed their religion several times from the one they were either born in or first converted to. Some have ended up reverting to their original religious beliefs. Let's talk about your first religion, then the...

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nickventere And, just to add, reasons for changing a religious belief are usually persoanl, and quite so done so at an individual level, as compared to a collective level, as a group or family.

7 Feb 11

nickventere @nickventere (1420) • Zambia 5 Feb 11

Some people have changed their religion several times from the one they were either born in or first converted to. Some have ended up reverting to their original religious beliefs. Let's talk about your first religion, then the...

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nickventere There's an interesting one, too! lol

7 Feb 11

nickventere @nickventere (1420) • Zambia 5 Feb 11

Some people have changed their religion several times from the one they were either born in or first converted to. Some have ended up reverting to their original religious beliefs. Let's talk about your first religion, then the...

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nickventere So, do you some times feel you should "go back" to your faith? For instance, do you at times want to believe that there is a real supreme being up or out there to whom you must "pay homage"?

7 Feb 11

nickventere @nickventere (1420) • Zambia 5 Feb 11

Watching the last Premier League match between Manchester United and Aston Villa, I think Man Utd are already the English Premier League champions for this season! What do you think?

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nickventere Agreeably right, and simply put.

5 Feb 11

nickventere @nickventere (1420) • Zambia 5 Feb 11

How long have you been a staunch and truly loyal support of this great football club, Manchester United FC? And to just have a good understanding and ratio, how old are you by the way?!

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nickventere Great to hear that. I agree with you on how easily and often supporters nowadays change their allegiances. At 41, I've supported and followed Manchester United for 37 years!

5 Feb 11

nickventere @nickventere (1420) • Zambia 5 Feb 11

Should the Egyptian president, Hosni Mubarak be left alone and allowed to remain in authority until, as he suggests, his term ends in September 2011? Should the excuse of the Muslim Brotherhood coming into power if stepped down...

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nickventere Well, maybe by September there would have been systems put in place for a more civilised shift of power, like having some othery opposition party take over.

5 Feb 11

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lologirl2021 (Holly) @lologirl2021 (5542) • United States 9 Jan 11

You know the people that update their status every couple of minutes or do you just hate that your friend or family member is always updating their staturs or maybe oyu just ignore them? It does bother me that people update these...

facebook

life

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nickventere Just like me! I never find it necessary to change my online status unless there is something significant that I think I should put up. I guess the type that do, perhaps, have a lot of time and few stuff to write up; so they just type out their status every...

10 Jan 11

bounce58 @bounce58 (17385) • Canada 3 Jan 11

Over this holiday break, I have been a witness of a misguided emotion that nearly broke up a relationship. Although I was in the front seat of the drama, I felt it was not my place to say anything, so I kept my mouth...

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nickventere Thanks, bounce58! Well, I love to enjoy peacefulness. And believe me, I never let anything or anyone spoil my day! LOL

9 Jan 11

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