I had my conformation when I was 13 and I can count on two hands the amount of times I've been to church since, I am now 18.
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Me? I was raised Catholic, but in a liberal Chicago Catholic way. It wasn't until I learned about Catholicism in California did I realize that some areas can be more tongue-in-cheek with the rules while others are much more strict adherents. For example, in Chicago the Catholic Church there would think little of it if you married a Jew in a hotel and asked a priest to attend the service. In California, that's impossible -- you even have to get permission from a Cardinal just to have it between Catholics outside of a formal church.
But more to what got me on my drift, I got into philosophy (minored in it) and other world religions in college. And given how different religions are products of their times and the societies in which they thrive, I quickly realized -- at least for me -- how narrow a perspective any one single religion can have.
I do think there are merits in going deep in the narrow path of a single religion. But my interests are more in the breadth and variety and the question of what innately makes so many humans religious.
But more to what got me on my drift, I got into philosophy (minored in it) and other world religions in college. And given how different religions are products of their times and the societies in which they thrive, I quickly realized -- at least for me -- how narrow a perspective any one single religion can have.
I do think there are merits in going deep in the narrow path of a single religion. But my interests are more in the breadth and variety and the question of what innately makes so many humans religious.
In our countries it's legal to leave your religion 
Oh, I don't know how it is in rest of Europe but in Sweden (just a few years back) anyone born was automatically registered as a member of the Swedish Church and had to pay a certain 'tax' (not sure what it's called). It doesn't work like that in "our" world.
What does "our" mean? There are Christians in "our" countries as well and it's perfectly legal to leave any religion
Yeah it's like that too in Norway, except they never hassle you for anything. There's no tax, no nothing. So I don't care if they list me as a member, it has zero impact on my life.
Since you were trolling the Christians I thought I'd throw you one back
I think back in 2003 or something there was a law passed and people were allowed to leave the Church and many did because part of their income tax was going to the Church. So in Sweden it was a 'big' deal.
I was joking although there is a hint of truth to it
I think back in 2003 or something there was a law passed and people were allowed to leave the Church and many did because part of their income tax was going to the Church. So in Sweden it was a 'big' deal.
I think back in 2003 or something there was a law passed and people were allowed to leave the Church and many did because part of their income tax was going to the Church. So in Sweden it was a 'big' deal.
There would be no Juventuz, you wouldn't be here, IT WOULD HAVE CHANGED THE COURSE OF HISTORY!Ze, as a child you don't pay the church tax in Sweden, once you start having an income it's when you start paying the tax. And by then you have the choice to leave the church and thus don't pay the tax. However, as of the year 2000 this isn't anymore, you join the church when you decide to, it doesn't happen automatically any longer.
So you're saying our propaganda is better than yours. Just imagine what would happen if I grew up in a Muslim country and I still believed There would be no Juventuz, you wouldn't be here, IT WOULD HAVE CHANGED THE COURSE OF HISTORY!
There would be no Juventuz, you wouldn't be here, IT WOULD HAVE CHANGED THE COURSE OF HISTORY!
Does Juventuz have a connection with you not being a Christian?
Right, that's what I meant.
It's legal but they'll beat the shit out of you right after you leave it as well. 