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kdmorris

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15. That's pretty sad
Wed May 6, 2015, 09:57 AM
May 2015

My father is religious, but he's also smart. He doesn't believe that the Shroud of Turin is real and still manages to believe in god. He just doesn't need to believe that an object is somehow proof of his faith. It's possible that this is because he's Baptist, though... Martin Luther changed a lot in the break away from the Catholic church... including belief in "relics".

If you can't be religious without having to have physical proof (as in relics), then are you really "faithful"?

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