Public Research: Religion - What Confession Do You Belong to? - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

the guy who be short · 01-22-2006, 08:47 AM

Deja vu, anybody? Whatever happened to the last poll, Mr Istarion?

As for my faith, it hasn't been much affected by Tolkien. The underlying conflict between good and evil is probably prevalent in all religions. This does not mean religion is the only manifestation of this conflict. As an agnostic with more interest in the potential of humanity than that of a potential God, I feel this conflict in life too.

What exactly am I saying here? I'm not sure. Perhaps that morality, when it comes down to it, has no bearing on faith, nor vice versa. Tolkien, to me, deals with moral concepts, good and evil, friendship versus enmity, life versus death etc. All concepts common to humanity as a whole, not to one religion, nor to all religious people.

Coherence is my enemy.

View Poll Results: What Confession Do You Belong to?
Atheism	19	16.67%
Buddhism	4	3.51%
Christianity (Catholic)	20	17.54%
Christianity (Orthodox)	7	6.14%
Christianity (Protestant)	37	32.46%
Confucianism	0	0%
Hinduism	0	0%
Islam	2	1.75%
Judaism	6	5.26%
Other	19	16.67%
Voters: 114. You may not vote on this poll

01-22-2006, 08:47 AM	#2
the guy who be short Shadowed Prince Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Thulcandra Posts: 2,343	Deja vu, anybody? Whatever happened to the last poll, Mr Istarion? As for my faith, it hasn't been much affected by Tolkien. The underlying conflict between good and evil is probably prevalent in all religions. This does not mean religion is the only manifestation of this conflict. As an agnostic with more interest in the potential of humanity than that of a potential God, I feel this conflict in life too. What exactly am I saying here? I'm not sure. Perhaps that morality, when it comes down to it, has no bearing on faith, nor vice versa. Tolkien, to me, deals with moral concepts, good and evil, friendship versus enmity, life versus death etc. All concepts common to humanity as a whole, not to one religion, nor to all religious people. Coherence is my enemy.