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Jackson6612 Posted 19 years ago
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I am not a kind of person who is dictated...
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I am not a kind of person who is dictated by religion rather than my rationale. But fortunately, whatever my rationale allows me to think also reconciles with religious teachings. For example, if my rationale considers a murder an obnoxious act, then it is also considered a sin in religion.
I am not a kind of person who is dictated by religion rather than my rationale. But fortunately, whatever my rationale allows me to think also reconciles with religious teachings. For example, if my rationale considers a murder an obnoxious act, then it is also considered a sin in religion.
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I am not the kind of person whose actions are dictated by religion rather than my rationale. But fortunately, whatever my rationale allows me to think also reconciles with religious teachings. For example, if my rationale considers a murder a terrible act, then it is also considered a sin in religion.
- I am not the kind of person whose actions are dictated by religion rather than my rationale.
- But fortunately, whatever my rationale allows me to think also reconciles with religious teachings.
- For example, if my rationale considers a murder a terrible act, then it is also considered a sin in religion.
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I am not the kind of person whose actions are dictated by religion rather than my rationale. But fortunately, whatever my rationale allows me to think also reconciles with religious teachings. For example, if my rationale considers a murder a terrible act, then it is also considered a sin in religion.
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