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In reply to the discussion: Spiritual but Not Religious an Oxymoron? [View all]Maedhros
(10,007 posts)38. You may want to revise how you interact with people on the Internet.
Last edited Tue Apr 1, 2014, 02:10 PM - Edit history (1)
Your current approach is off-putting.
/ignore.
ON EDIT: Those Mormons you were denigrating are my family. You know nothing about them, and nothing about me. To assume that I am condoning actions of the Mormon Church by showing respect for the beliefs of my family members is asinine. Not every individual of a church can be painted with the same broad brush. Do you believe that all Muslims are bomb-throwing caricatures? Every Catholic is a child molester? Does expressing respect for individual Muslims or Catholics automatically mean that I condone terrorism or pedophilia?
I'll answer that for you - NO!
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Was always fascinated with dervish, wondering where they "went". Or what it meant to them.
pinto
Mar 2014
#16
Absolutely. I have great respect for a great number of religious people in my life.
Maedhros
Mar 2014
#19
"Just because I don't follow their path to enlightenment does not make their paths invalid."
cbayer
Mar 2014
#20
Clearly. However, I am in no position to tell someone else what is and is not a valid path
Maedhros
Mar 2014
#24
Hey - I'm inclined to give you the benefit of the doubt because of your user name,
Maedhros
Apr 2014
#42