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Perfectly normal think to to have. Even believers like myself have doubts all the time.
Read a few things in the religion and atheist room and just want to make it clear the people of faith have their doubts and I think that is rather healthy for a believer to have.
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(82,333 posts)okasha
(11,573 posts)Funny thing. I've noticed that the folks who seem to think faith means never doubting even a syllable of a given rrligion's teaching themselves have no doubt at all of their own intellectual and moral superiority.
hrmjustin
(71,265 posts)I never get how some don't get that there is diversity of opinions in different religions.
AtheistCrusader
(33,982 posts)in the US population, and the more diverse views one encounters here on DU, I have noted.
I know many evangelicals, through work, and in public, that express a level of confidence in their relationship with Jesus/God that is completely bereft of doubt. I don't really know anyone here on DU, that has such overwhelming faith in god. None that have so clearly expressed it to me, anyway.
There may be a useful correlation to explore, between such people (who also happen to be politically right-wing) and those of us here on DU that express religious belief AND politically left-leaning ideas. That could be a mistaken observation that does not hold for the general population, but thinking back, I notice a pattern, at least among those that I know.
No Vested Interest
(5,196 posts)I've been through this routine with myself enough times that I know my personal answer -
I'll never resolve it this side of the grave, so just move on and waste time on other matters.
cbayer
(146,218 posts)Otherwise it just becomes meaningless, I would think.