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    Rachna Shah
    Oct 20, 2017

    Saying Yes and No

    How does your faith ask you to renounce (say “no” to) some things in order to affirm (say “yes” to) other things? What is renounced? What is affirmed?

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    enriquejsancheguiguren
    Oct 22, 2017

    I distinctly recall being at church with my family, as the priest was reading from the bible, and we were answering him by saying "Amen". As if we were co-signing what he was saying. Eventually he got to a passage on a woman being subservient to her husband. I didn't say Amen because that's not a sentiment I feel ok with endorsing. This is, to the best of my knowledge, a Catholic Church, and I like Pope Francis and I think they do good things but it's stuff like this that makes me not very religious at all.

    Rachna Shah
    Oct 23, 2017

    I agree with the idea that a religion being very strict tends to cause it to lose followership as time goes on, particularly with today's generation. Do you believe that a religion can evolve to the point where people develop their own interpretations of the religion based off what they find applicable to their lives and what they agree with?

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