What inspires your questions on religion and spirituality?
Q. For me it's about reaching out to people and making friendships, exchanging and reaffirming knowledge and learning. Also, I like to be a smartarse sometimes. ... (((Nikon))) :-D .. (((WitchyW)))
Asked by i seals - Fri Sep 3 05:30:19 2010 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ditto
Answered by * *Layana* * - Fri Sep 3 22:14:07 2010
Q. For me it's about reaching out to people and making friendships, exchanging and reaffirming knowledge and learning. Also, I like to be a smartarse sometimes. ... (((Nikon))) :-D .. (((WitchyW)))
Asked by i seals - Fri Sep 3 05:30:19 2010 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ditto
Answered by * *Layana* * - Fri Sep 3 22:14:07 2010
Is the Religion and Spirituality section of YA a tool of the Devil or a Blessing of the Divine?
Q. Is the Religion and Spirituality section of YA a tool of the Devil or a Blessing of the Divine?
Asked by Waken - Sun Sep 5 23:52:20 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Is the Religion and Spirituality section of YA a tool of the Devil or a Blessing of the Divine?
Asked by Waken - Sun Sep 5 23:52:20 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
Why are there two separate categories for Religion & Spirituality and Mythology & Folklore?
Q. Why are there two separate categories for Religion & Spirituality and Mythology & Folklore?
Asked by Zanmatto - Mon Sep 6 05:12:32 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Why are there two separate categories for Religion & Spirituality and Mythology & Folklore?
Asked by Zanmatto - Mon Sep 6 05:12:32 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
How many atheists/agnostics can admit that religion/spirituality does do good in the world?
Q. That religion/spirituality isn't all bad and evil? I'm an atheist and I can still see the value and importance that religion/spirituality play in the world. And the many good things that come out of religion/spirituality. This question isn't just exclusive to Christianity, Islam, or Judaism; but rather any and all forms of religion/spirituality.
Asked by Ninja Rabbit 007 - Sun Nov 9 04:41:02 2008 - - 22 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Now that is a brave and sensible statement.It appears that you are not of the "all or nothing" philosophy based on pride and principle.I admire that in anyone who admits to what is as clear as day !!! God bless,(and a gold star) Catholic.
Answered by BORED II - Sun Nov 9 04:50:11 2008
Q. That religion/spirituality isn't all bad and evil? I'm an atheist and I can still see the value and importance that religion/spirituality play in the world. And the many good things that come out of religion/spirituality. This question isn't just exclusive to Christianity, Islam, or Judaism; but rather any and all forms of religion/spirituality.
Asked by Ninja Rabbit 007 - Sun Nov 9 04:41:02 2008 - - 22 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Now that is a brave and sensible statement.It appears that you are not of the "all or nothing" philosophy based on pride and principle.I admire that in anyone who admits to what is as clear as day !!! God bless,(and a gold star) Catholic.
Answered by BORED II - Sun Nov 9 04:50:11 2008
Why does my question in Religion & Spirituality appear in my profile but not in questions?
Q. 3 Days ago I posted a question in Religion and Spirituality which is in my profile as an open question but is not in the R&S questions! Why?
Asked by sherlock - Thu Jan 28 06:21:05 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sometimes you find that a question gets mis-sorted and appears out of order. I use R&S a lot, sometimes I see recent questions published next to questions which are 2 or 3 days old. And yes, sometimes questions don't appear on the category lists at all, even though the question does exist as an open question and your fans will have been sent the links by email. It happens occasionally - it's a glitch. ___ Just checked out your question in R&S. I wonder if this one's been held back by the automatic censor for checking by the staff. I think the word "hypocrisy" would be listed in the lexical analysis function of the censor. Usually when this happens the question gets checked and deleted a few hours later by the staff. If you deleted it… [cont.]
Answered by Cosimo )O( - Thu Jan 28 08:37:33 2010
Q. 3 Days ago I posted a question in Religion and Spirituality which is in my profile as an open question but is not in the R&S questions! Why?
Asked by sherlock - Thu Jan 28 06:21:05 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sometimes you find that a question gets mis-sorted and appears out of order. I use R&S a lot, sometimes I see recent questions published next to questions which are 2 or 3 days old. And yes, sometimes questions don't appear on the category lists at all, even though the question does exist as an open question and your fans will have been sent the links by email. It happens occasionally - it's a glitch. ___ Just checked out your question in R&S. I wonder if this one's been held back by the automatic censor for checking by the staff. I think the word "hypocrisy" would be listed in the lexical analysis function of the censor. Usually when this happens the question gets checked and deleted a few hours later by the staff. If you deleted it… [cont.]
Answered by Cosimo )O( - Thu Jan 28 08:37:33 2010
Why do so many religion/spirituality questions get deleted?
Q. I've posted so many, and they don't even contain any negatives that I'm aware of, yet they get deleted so frequently. What is it with people and all the hate on the religion/spirituality forums? I just don't understand it.
Asked by the who - Tue May 19 12:10:32 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Everyone has different views. I have learned to accept it. What one person might consider as hate, another might not. It is just the way it is.
Answered by Jesus Freak Michael - SFECU - Tue May 19 12:17:47 2009
Q. I've posted so many, and they don't even contain any negatives that I'm aware of, yet they get deleted so frequently. What is it with people and all the hate on the religion/spirituality forums? I just don't understand it.
Asked by the who - Tue May 19 12:10:32 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Everyone has different views. I have learned to accept it. What one person might consider as hate, another might not. It is just the way it is.
Answered by Jesus Freak Michael - SFECU - Tue May 19 12:17:47 2009
What is the religion of the Yahoo Answers Religion & Spirituality moderators?
Q. And then a second question, does that religion (if any) biases them?
Asked by Miguel - Sat Jul 11 14:13:10 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Does it really matter, since all you religious nut have your heads up your asses anyway.
Answered by Uncle Vince - Sat Jul 11 14:16:52 2009
Q. And then a second question, does that religion (if any) biases them?
Asked by Miguel - Sat Jul 11 14:13:10 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Does it really matter, since all you religious nut have your heads up your asses anyway.
Answered by Uncle Vince - Sat Jul 11 14:16:52 2009
What is the most intelligent question you have seen asked in the Religion & Spirituality section?
Q. Hard to say because "intelligent" and "religion" is kind of an oxymoron.
Asked by jrp - Wed Apr 21 18:35:10 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "How could it be considered premarital sex if I don't intend to marry her?"
Answered by Son of a Ren - Wed Apr 21 18:38:24 2010
Q. Hard to say because "intelligent" and "religion" is kind of an oxymoron.
Asked by jrp - Wed Apr 21 18:35:10 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "How could it be considered premarital sex if I don't intend to marry her?"
Answered by Son of a Ren - Wed Apr 21 18:38:24 2010
Will philosphy ever merge with Science and or religion/spirituality in a grand unified theory of everythought?
Q. I mean if you look at the way science has been going and the way religion/spirituality has been moving they are seperate but moving twoards the same goal. Does it require a good background in science and religion/spiritualtiy to be a philospher thats not just rambling about jibberish?
Asked by magpiesmn - Sat Dec 30 14:42:07 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Jibba jabba!!!??? I doubt I could have a deep conversation with you... You talk about GUT, but do you realize the consequences of it? Difference / Friction encourages growth...
Answered by Invisible_Flags - Sat Dec 30 15:21:26 2006
Q. I mean if you look at the way science has been going and the way religion/spirituality has been moving they are seperate but moving twoards the same goal. Does it require a good background in science and religion/spiritualtiy to be a philospher thats not just rambling about jibberish?
Asked by magpiesmn - Sat Dec 30 14:42:07 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Jibba jabba!!!??? I doubt I could have a deep conversation with you... You talk about GUT, but do you realize the consequences of it? Difference / Friction encourages growth...
Answered by Invisible_Flags - Sat Dec 30 15:21:26 2006
Why are there so many weird questions in the Religion & Spirituality section here?
Q. Is this the section where people with no lives all gather at? I mean, there are the legitimate questions about faith matters and religion, and there's questions regarding irreligion, and often there's troll answers on each type of question. But then there's the ones that are just WAY out there.
Asked by 9121 - Fri Jul 17 20:14:31 2009 - - 22 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it would be great if we had a format with only legitimate spiritual questions and those interested only in their own entertainment would switch to TV or whatever..I enjoy answering good questions but sometimes I have to pass 10 questions before I find a good one. I often wonder what kind of life many of these people have when they have so much time to devote to bashing others, being totally silly, and being as vulgar as they are able to get away with..God bless
Answered by Tomorrows God - Fri Jul 17 20:29:49 2009
Q. Is this the section where people with no lives all gather at? I mean, there are the legitimate questions about faith matters and religion, and there's questions regarding irreligion, and often there's troll answers on each type of question. But then there's the ones that are just WAY out there.
Asked by 9121 - Fri Jul 17 20:14:31 2009 - - 22 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it would be great if we had a format with only legitimate spiritual questions and those interested only in their own entertainment would switch to TV or whatever..I enjoy answering good questions but sometimes I have to pass 10 questions before I find a good one. I often wonder what kind of life many of these people have when they have so much time to devote to bashing others, being totally silly, and being as vulgar as they are able to get away with..God bless
Answered by Tomorrows God - Fri Jul 17 20:29:49 2009
Why do Atheists vote Christian answers as bad in Religion & Spirituality category?
Q. Are Atheists so childish that they cannot stand an answer that is different then theirs? And before the Atheists say we do the same to them, remember: this is the religion category
Asked by Benjamin - Wed May 12 13:47:58 2010 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. So silly and naive!! The most likely people to give a thumbs down or even violate are christians!! Either because they are the BAD christians that are intolerant, hate filled, bigoted persecuters of anyone who dares to think even slightly differently to themselves including their own religion!! Or, They are the GOOD christians that believe in a loving god and act like it that are appalled at the tremendous damage the BAD christians are doing to it!!
Answered by Sage - Wed May 12 14:52:28 2010
Q. Are Atheists so childish that they cannot stand an answer that is different then theirs? And before the Atheists say we do the same to them, remember: this is the religion category
Asked by Benjamin - Wed May 12 13:47:58 2010 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. So silly and naive!! The most likely people to give a thumbs down or even violate are christians!! Either because they are the BAD christians that are intolerant, hate filled, bigoted persecuters of anyone who dares to think even slightly differently to themselves including their own religion!! Or, They are the GOOD christians that believe in a loving god and act like it that are appalled at the tremendous damage the BAD christians are doing to it!!
Answered by Sage - Wed May 12 14:52:28 2010
How does one explain to outsiders what Religion & Spirituality is all about?
Q. How do you explain adequately in a short understandable way what compells you to come back time and time again? And how do you describe the very very vast and broad community at large on this forum? Most of my coworkers are hooked on Facebook/Twitter, two websites I can honestly say holds absolutely no appeal to me whatsoever?
Asked by Radio Jingles - Sun May 30 15:27:11 2010 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The simple answer is: A minority of brilliant people arguing with a majority of socially awkward dimwits with bad spelling habits.
Answered by Lime Kitty [Atheati Emperor] - Mon May 31 05:13:16 2010
Q. How do you explain adequately in a short understandable way what compells you to come back time and time again? And how do you describe the very very vast and broad community at large on this forum? Most of my coworkers are hooked on Facebook/Twitter, two websites I can honestly say holds absolutely no appeal to me whatsoever?
Asked by Radio Jingles - Sun May 30 15:27:11 2010 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The simple answer is: A minority of brilliant people arguing with a majority of socially awkward dimwits with bad spelling habits.
Answered by Lime Kitty [Atheati Emperor] - Mon May 31 05:13:16 2010
Religion and Spirituality: Christians dont you think the way Muslims are being attacked is the same way Jesus?
Q. Peace and blessings be upon him and those who followed him in the Truth, were persecuted and attacked? Do you not see history repeating itself? Have you ever used the ability to think, that God has given us all, to see what situations Muslims were put in by non muslims that led to people out of desperation killing their own selves...if the only way you could protect your parents and children from being killed was to finish your own life in order to prevent then enemy..wouldnt you be doing the same thing?
Asked by unknown - Sat Sep 4 08:58:07 2010 - - 28 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The supposed "Christian" nation of the USA invaded and attacked another sovereign nation, toppling its government, destroying its economy and infrastructure and killing more than 200,000 men, women, children, disabled and elderly citizens. The USA has also invaded another sovereign nation and is still pursuing its military aims while killing unarmed civilians. The supposed "Christian" nation of the USA has, throughout its brief history, been involved in the colonization of most of the world at one time or another and has done so with force when it deemed the same necessary. Currently, the rhetoric in the US is a biased diatribe of hate filled speech, expressing ignorance, bigotry and intolerance, with the same being directed towards all… [cont.]
Answered by my friend - Sat Sep 4 09:21:45 2010
Q. Peace and blessings be upon him and those who followed him in the Truth, were persecuted and attacked? Do you not see history repeating itself? Have you ever used the ability to think, that God has given us all, to see what situations Muslims were put in by non muslims that led to people out of desperation killing their own selves...if the only way you could protect your parents and children from being killed was to finish your own life in order to prevent then enemy..wouldnt you be doing the same thing?
Asked by unknown - Sat Sep 4 08:58:07 2010 - - 28 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The supposed "Christian" nation of the USA invaded and attacked another sovereign nation, toppling its government, destroying its economy and infrastructure and killing more than 200,000 men, women, children, disabled and elderly citizens. The USA has also invaded another sovereign nation and is still pursuing its military aims while killing unarmed civilians. The supposed "Christian" nation of the USA has, throughout its brief history, been involved in the colonization of most of the world at one time or another and has done so with force when it deemed the same necessary. Currently, the rhetoric in the US is a biased diatribe of hate filled speech, expressing ignorance, bigotry and intolerance, with the same being directed towards all… [cont.]
Answered by my friend - Sat Sep 4 09:21:45 2010
Do you think religion/spirituality does a human more good or bad?
Q. I'm talking about becoming spiritual in general, not "well, if there wasn't God, we wouldn't be here, so it does complete good!", that's not the question. Just if anyone becomes religious in general, do think it will help them more in life or bring them down? Your thoughts? There is no right or wrong answer, and I'll only give thumbs down to non-respectful answers, but besides them I won't put thumbs up or thumbs down.
Asked by Minion of darkness, Mary - Sun Sep 28 15:00:50 2008 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I will answer from personal experience and say that faith in Jesus has definitely done me more good than bad and I'm convinced that everyone I know will agree with me on this one... Prior to putting my trust in Jesus I was a drug dealing, womanising, foul mouthed alcoholic who thought that fun involved going out clubbing, smoking some dope, getting very drunk and taking a different woman home each night. I lived for myself and rarely gave a thought for others at all... Since becoming a Christian all this has changed... Now my life is characterised by the good things that I do rather than the bad. I worked at a homeless drop-in center for several years before heading to Malawi (among the 10 poorest nations in the world) to work as a… [cont.]
Answered by Adziwa - Sun Sep 28 15:25:11 2008
Q. I'm talking about becoming spiritual in general, not "well, if there wasn't God, we wouldn't be here, so it does complete good!", that's not the question. Just if anyone becomes religious in general, do think it will help them more in life or bring them down? Your thoughts? There is no right or wrong answer, and I'll only give thumbs down to non-respectful answers, but besides them I won't put thumbs up or thumbs down.
Asked by Minion of darkness, Mary - Sun Sep 28 15:00:50 2008 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I will answer from personal experience and say that faith in Jesus has definitely done me more good than bad and I'm convinced that everyone I know will agree with me on this one... Prior to putting my trust in Jesus I was a drug dealing, womanising, foul mouthed alcoholic who thought that fun involved going out clubbing, smoking some dope, getting very drunk and taking a different woman home each night. I lived for myself and rarely gave a thought for others at all... Since becoming a Christian all this has changed... Now my life is characterised by the good things that I do rather than the bad. I worked at a homeless drop-in center for several years before heading to Malawi (among the 10 poorest nations in the world) to work as a… [cont.]
Answered by Adziwa - Sun Sep 28 15:25:11 2008
Regarding the possible realities of religion and spirituality..?
Q. Is this proof of the spirit world?
Asked by Kel - Mon Sep 6 09:51:19 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Is this proof of the spirit world?
Asked by Kel - Mon Sep 6 09:51:19 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
In your opinion, which is the most liberating religion/spirituality for both men and women?
Q. Which treats both genders with respect, for those who wonder why it is in this section. That's why. Extrapolate. Please. Any links would be helpful. I am not familiar with some of these. Also - are gays and bis accepted in these same religions/spiritualities? I got real tired of elaborate, Facade. And remember, I'm not British so sometimes I have a sense of humor. Oh, and you forgot your comma after "straight" :P Just kiddin'- good to see you. ;-) Digger, I agree with you. I just wish you'd talked more about what you said, especially Sikhism. This happens to me when I'm on break. I miss grading papers. Sick, I know...
Asked by Fex - Mon May 31 22:23:16 2010 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Naturally, I'd be inclined to choose my own, which is Judaism, but of a particular kind: the Jewish Renewal movement which is both socially progressive (egalitarian, pro-human rights, supportive of LGBT people) and theologically traditional, drawing on Hasidism and Kabbalah, unabashedly mystical and emphasizing close study of the Torah and other texts, to address the whole human being. But obviously, I have a bias. From what I know of many forms of Buddhism, especially as it has adapted to the West, it is very positive. Many Christian denominations are, particularly the Quakers, the Community of Friends. Sufism is a very positive form of Islam.
Answered by Juditha lives on - Mon May 31 22:48:03 2010
Q. Which treats both genders with respect, for those who wonder why it is in this section. That's why. Extrapolate. Please. Any links would be helpful. I am not familiar with some of these. Also - are gays and bis accepted in these same religions/spiritualities? I got real tired of elaborate, Facade. And remember, I'm not British so sometimes I have a sense of humor. Oh, and you forgot your comma after "straight" :P Just kiddin'- good to see you. ;-) Digger, I agree with you. I just wish you'd talked more about what you said, especially Sikhism. This happens to me when I'm on break. I miss grading papers. Sick, I know...
Asked by Fex - Mon May 31 22:23:16 2010 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Naturally, I'd be inclined to choose my own, which is Judaism, but of a particular kind: the Jewish Renewal movement which is both socially progressive (egalitarian, pro-human rights, supportive of LGBT people) and theologically traditional, drawing on Hasidism and Kabbalah, unabashedly mystical and emphasizing close study of the Torah and other texts, to address the whole human being. But obviously, I have a bias. From what I know of many forms of Buddhism, especially as it has adapted to the West, it is very positive. Many Christian denominations are, particularly the Quakers, the Community of Friends. Sufism is a very positive form of Islam.
Answered by Juditha lives on - Mon May 31 22:48:03 2010
How come "Religion & Spirituality" is a subcategory, but "Pets" is a full category here on yahooanswers?
Q. Forces that people have devoted their entire lives to, been a subject of historical upheavals, and are crucial to meaning of our existence vs. small companion animals that exist in few 1st world households ...
Asked by Farooq - Sat Dec 12 02:27:00 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The category vs. subcategory is not meant to suggest how important a given topic may be. Pets is a main category because it needs to be further divided by which sorts of pets. After all, the questions about cats mean essentially nothing to dog-lovers, and vice versa. There is no appropriate subdivision of religion and spirituality because people want to share information and opinions about topics which are not limited to a specific religion at least as much as the various belief systems want to confine their contacts. Otherwise you'd mostly have "preaching to the choir," as they say.
Answered by auntb93 - Sat Dec 12 02:38:33 2009
Q. Forces that people have devoted their entire lives to, been a subject of historical upheavals, and are crucial to meaning of our existence vs. small companion animals that exist in few 1st world households ...
Asked by Farooq - Sat Dec 12 02:27:00 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The category vs. subcategory is not meant to suggest how important a given topic may be. Pets is a main category because it needs to be further divided by which sorts of pets. After all, the questions about cats mean essentially nothing to dog-lovers, and vice versa. There is no appropriate subdivision of religion and spirituality because people want to share information and opinions about topics which are not limited to a specific religion at least as much as the various belief systems want to confine their contacts. Otherwise you'd mostly have "preaching to the choir," as they say.
Answered by auntb93 - Sat Dec 12 02:38:33 2009
Why do atheists spend so much time in Religion & Spirituality?
Q. I would think that since this all this "religious" stuff is just a bunch of hog wash, that they wouldn't waist so much time asking and answer and questions about it. What's gives?
Asked by Angelo - Sat Jan 23 01:03:47 2010 - - 43 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They are proselytizing
Answered by Ofcourse - Sat Jan 23 01:07:30 2010
Q. I would think that since this all this "religious" stuff is just a bunch of hog wash, that they wouldn't waist so much time asking and answer and questions about it. What's gives?
Asked by Angelo - Sat Jan 23 01:03:47 2010 - - 43 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They are proselytizing
Answered by Ofcourse - Sat Jan 23 01:07:30 2010
Why do some think that "Religion & Spirituality" is forum for religous folks?
Q. After all, it interesting to observe religions. Why do people believe things that have no proof or evidence of existing? And I see this as a forum to observe and discuss the delusion. PS: We do need the religious to study and observe. But they are the objects of study in R&S. Not the the reason for it. IMHO
Asked by Nino - Thu Feb 5 08:26:10 2009 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree, I enjoy watching the insanity unfold.
Answered by Winston - Thu Feb 5 08:29:46 2009
Q. After all, it interesting to observe religions. Why do people believe things that have no proof or evidence of existing? And I see this as a forum to observe and discuss the delusion. PS: We do need the religious to study and observe. But they are the objects of study in R&S. Not the the reason for it. IMHO
Asked by Nino - Thu Feb 5 08:26:10 2009 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree, I enjoy watching the insanity unfold.
Answered by Winston - Thu Feb 5 08:29:46 2009
Why is it that the Atheists LOVE to ask questions in the "Religion & Spirituality" secion?
Q. Just wondering. I mean, its called religion and spirituality section for a reason... I thought Atheists didn't have a religion?
Asked by Mellz J - Tue May 4 12:54:23 2010 - - 26 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because subconciously, they do want to hear what us Christians say about God.
Answered by Be Blessed - Tue May 4 12:56:09 2010
Q. Just wondering. I mean, its called religion and spirituality section for a reason... I thought Atheists didn't have a religion?
Asked by Mellz J - Tue May 4 12:54:23 2010 - - 26 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because subconciously, they do want to hear what us Christians say about God.
Answered by Be Blessed - Tue May 4 12:56:09 2010
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