I lean toward liberal, believe in a creator but do not
accept any religions concept of the creator.
Not exact matches
Most
religions accept the
concept of a God so schools should allow a non denominational prayer period teaching children that there is a higher being.
Unfortunately the
religion that i follow the basis of makes everyone think that I am not open to the
concept that I can be wrong, My
religion says that i shouldn't believe in evolution but I do, My
religion says that I shouldn't
accept gay's, but I do, and my
religion says I shouldn't have sex before marriage, but I do.
Indeed, this
concept provides Hinduism with an absorptive quality which enables it to
accept any
religion from any source as simply a phase of the ultimately real Brahman — so long as it does not make exclusive claims for its deity as do Christianity and Islam.
One can not understand the
religions of Asia without having learned the basic religious
concepts, the
accepted religious writings, the important religious leaders, and the places which have sacred connotations for the people of Asia.
The Enlightenment thinkers also
accepted the
concept of religio naturalis or a universal religiosity underlying all historic
religions which was to be perceived by reason without the aid of revelation.
In 1958, Michael Argyle wrote: «Although intelligent children grasp religious
concepts earlier, they are also the first to doubt the truth of
religion, and intelligent students are much less likely to
accept orthodox beliefs, and rather less likely to have pro-religious attitudes.»