| Jaycee_Bam said: I didn't really know anything about it, I would just say that I was. And as I grew up I did not see much behind it all, there was not a reason for me to believe except for faith and the fact that I was scared. Before a test that I was nervous about I would just say: "Dear God please let me get an A on my test today" More often than not I got the grade, but before long I realized it was me who got the grade. I learned the material and studied for it. My belief in God just gave me the ability to go into tests with a better mindset. Then my dad started experimenting with spirituality, it raised a lot of questions, questions that I couldn't answer, and after that I took the Bible off my mantel. This isn't to say I am spiritual, I really just don't know what to believe. |
people should be open to believe whatever they want, if you would want what to believe, be neutral, look at all the possiblities, islam, budihsm, athiesm, agnosticism, christianity..... and decide.
Being in 3rd place never felt so good
