Religious Stoners.

armand

armand

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Biggravy22 said:
While I am one, I've met very few religious stoners. I guess you could say they're more so spiritual and intuned with nature as opossed to "worshiping" a deity. I can't really speak for you guys, but how many of you would call yourself religious? Also would you say my "assumption" holds true? You know Jesus was annointed in 8 variations of hemp oil right? :joint:
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when i was 7 i was living with my uncle, his girlfriend who is black was a southern baptist(i think). so one sunday they took me with them to her church, and man that was the strangest experience in my life. hands in the air, chanting, collapsing on the floor. having never been to church before, it was a real culture shock. later when i went to live with my mother, i remember her book case was filled with books on the occult, satanism, voodoo, books like that. there was one i found really interesting, the book was the satanic bible by anton szandor lavey a self proclaimed charlatan, his belief is/was you are your own god and your life is your heaven or hell, essentially it's an atheistic bible.
 
CanadianCoyote

CanadianCoyote

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The Satanic Bible is a great book to have laying around, as people get freaked out when they see it. If only I were strong enough to believe I was my own god ...

armand said:
when i was 7 i was living with my uncle, his girlfriend who is black was a southern baptist(i think). so one sunday they took me with them to her church, and man that was the strangest experience in my life. hands in the air, chanting, collapsing on the floor. having never been to church before, it was a real culture shock. later when i went to live with my mother, i remember her book case was filled with books on the occult, satanism, voodoo, books like that. there was one i found really interesting, the book was the satanic bible by anton szandor lavey a self proclaimed charlatan, his belief is/was you are your own god and your life is your heaven or hell, essentially it's an atheistic bible.
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MatsuMist

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I'm not Religious, but grew up in a christian home, went to church every now and then never really read the bible completed only a little bit.

-lately i've been questioning religion, and there are some valid points to address.

What i believe.

- There is a masterful creator of this world of ours, and it didn't just "happen".

other than that, is still to be determined.
 
KidCreole

KidCreole

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i agree with matsu mist. i grew up in the exact same household living in the "Bible belt." i have my doubts and questions, but sit outside on a warm, sunny day and get completely lifted. You can't tell me that this happened my "chance". watch dragonflies, listen to birds, you'll see what i mean...
 
CanadianCoyote

CanadianCoyote

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Isn't it great how the world makes sense when it doesn't make sense? I get that "understanding" thing happen to me a lot, when I'm blazed I feel closer to some "answer" that I'm probably not supposed to know ... and living side by side with that "answer" feels all right.

Getting high outdoors is a great experience, be it -30 and frozen or 104 and roasting.
 
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ns56

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Orecal is right i live in kentucky and my mom tried to make me go to church every sunday. And all they succeded in doing was pushing me away from "god" and herself with bullshit. Soi moved in with my dad and now i live a free flowing almost carefree life. Not to mention i don't have to sneak around and smoke pot anymore.
 
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kronicsmurf

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I believe that God as well as Jesus exist but i don't put faith in organized religion cause it seems to me they like to judge others harshly with out looking into their own sordid lives. I hope that doesn't sound judgemental but I speak from personal experience when i say that. i was brought up in church even though my family was disfunctional and falling apart. I observed the hypocrisy with my own eyes and yet those same people were so busy condemning others.
 
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40acres

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I have an altar in my home that I put saints and madonnas and shit like that and light candles to them. I also have all the keepsakes from the dead that i have i put there. Good ju-ju.:mrgreen:
 
bobharvey

bobharvey

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IF you read the Bible then you will see that you don't need church.

Luke 17: 20-21 "20And when he was demanded of the Pharisees, when the kingdom of God should come, he answered them and said, The kingdom of God cometh not with observation: 21Neither shall they say, Lo here! or, lo there! for, behold, the kingdom of God is within you."



The Catholic Church has more material wealth than any organization on earth. People need to open their eyes.
 
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kronicsmurf

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Its simple we all come to our own conclusions one way or another:) i believe this beautiful crazy insane world was created and not accidental. its just too complex to have happened by chance. but i don't down others for their beliefs:) thats the beauty of it all you can make up your own minds. I figure all the spiritual things will work themselves out if we all just live the best lives we can day by day. if a person is worried about spirituality then they are likely to jump to the first conclusion that gives them comfort. i'm on a spiritual journey but at the same time i'm not trying to latch on to one idea that might comfort me. Peace:)
 
hom36rown

hom36rown

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arabmobster said:
well have u ever read the quran i have a couple buddies they read it they told me its almost the same thing as the bible it has all the answers that the bible doesnt go over
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jesus, moses, mohammed, theyre all shams...if there is a god he didnt speak through these people
 
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