More Americans Say They Have No Religion

[Kailaurius]

I found a link within another discussion on another forum pertaining to this article found on MSNBC's website.  I thought I would post it here as well in case someone might be interested.

For myself I find the article encouraging in that it seems to be further evidence that more and more people are beginning to abandon their beliefs with the potential to start searching and exploring within.  Could this be all part of the great transition?  I prefer to think so and in which I continue to maintain my focus upon.  I would like to see much more of this occurring. 

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/29585222

[juliainkc]

Hi Kailaurius and All,

I found a link within another discussion on another forum pertaining to this article found on MSNBC's website.  I thought I would post it here as well in case someone might be interested.

For myself I find the article encouraging in that it seems to be further evidence that more and more people are beginning to abandon their beliefs with the potential to start searching and exploring within.  Could this be all part of the great transition?  I prefer to think so and in which I continue to maintain my focus upon.  I would like to see much more of this occurring. 

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/29585222

It is encouraging. This opens us to being able to decide for ourself. Sounds like freedom to choose by our always given freewill.

I too see this as part of the great transition, from wayward to being on the way home...

Thank you for sharing this.

Love and Blessings,

Julia

[Freedom]

Hi Kai

I think it is brilliant that people are waking up and stop worshipping false gods that they created themselves.. in the past.. Those gods should be worshipping the humans that accidently created them in the first place 

bye bye false gods, the true humans from the true source now know! It is spreading around the world and everyOne is waking up.

The Shift is here/ on its way, 
we are winning.

Yes!

Wow!  Remember that song : Don't Worry, Be Happy

Worry feeds the baddies

Happy helps us Remember who we are.

But.. at the same time... still have to remember , as Adrian says, the dark forces don't wanna go out without a fight. 

I am sure we can do it. 

Love Freedom   

[TheBaron]

More Americans claim to have no religion, yeah .7% more...  and notice that it's an article based on Christianity.  Christianity is the king of fear. 

Christians are taught that they are the minority, that they have to be on the defense constantly.  That is what makes it so hard to show people the falsities in the bible and the failures in the Church. 

I don't know about you, but I'm constantly discriminated against for NOT being Christian and I'd go so far as to say that a minimum of 90% of the people I know, if not more, are Christian.  More hysteria games.

[Mina-Laura]

Dear Brandon,


I guess it depends upon perspective and paradigms. The place I live is very liberal with many people from many cultures and many religions and also atheists and everybody gets along fabulous. Nobody discriminates anybody, and everybody respects everyone' beliefs. My children's school calendars have every possible religious feast on Earth and they also learn in school about all of them and kids of respective religions present interesting and fun things typical to their faiths and soon all kids want to celebrate Kwanzaa or Hanukkah or Eid.

But I suppose it depends a lot about families as there are schools typical to faiths and perhaps those children like the more structured style characteristic - the education is very serious. My girls resisted only 2 weeks in catholic school however and I had to move them in the public system. From what the girls told me they got a bunch of repressed individuals as teachers. You know those types that are energy suckers and joy killers.
Actually thinking about it now I see that only highly repressed humans are very religious. Same goes for highly spiritual people that take that to far.

The fun people are always spiritually inclined, open and nonjudgmental, no matter what the underlining faith they come from. As long as nobody takes beliefs to seriously is all good. 

At times it gets funny - I remember a few Haloweens back this woman down on the street had a boot in front of her home and while giving treats and hot apple cider to people and children she was telling everybody about her religion. She was Wicca, which is okay I suppose - just that the way she was going at it took the fun out of everything (she was dead serious) .. . so, next thing no child wanted to be a witch or a wizard next year. ..lol..




love