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Why many religious people support hospices?
i believe that many religious believers support hospices because they want to comfort many of the dying and elderly and want them to realize that some religions are helping them.
Are all religious believers commited to peace?
Most religious believers say they are committed to peace, but for many this is as long as followers of other religions accept peace on their terms.
Why would a religious believer want religious and moral issues on television?
Some religious believers would want religious and moral issues on television so that they can push their viewpoints at others. The same religious believers would likely oppose the presentation of religious or moral views on TV if those views do not coincide with their own.
How does going to church help you become more religious?
It can reinforce your faith and connect you with a community of believers. Some churches offer religious instruction, too.
What are the names of religious artifacts?
Some religious artifacts include the Holy Grail, the Turin Shroud, the Ark of the Covenant, and the Spear of Destiny. These objects are considered sacred in various religious traditions and hold special significance for believers.
Why do religion and religious believers tend to get an unfavorable reputation?
Many religious believers have excellent reputations, but there must always be exceptions.A quite common reason for a poor reputation is hypocrisy. Some religious believers adopt a 'holier-than-thou' attitude and yet it is often the same ones who turn out to have skeletons in the cupboard.Another common reason for a poor reputation is the tendency of some to preach or to push forward the fact that they are religious. The majority of non-religious people just want to get on with their lives, without having to defend their lack of belief or even pretend to be religious for the sake of peace.If you're asking about stereotyping and generalising, the answer is chauvinism. In some cases, perhaps also jealousy and a feeling of inferiority.
What are some ways to offer support and comfort through prayers for non-believers during difficult times?
One way to offer support and comfort through prayers for non-believers during difficult times is to express empathy and understanding without imposing religious beliefs. You can offer to listen, provide practical help, or simply be present for them. Additionally, you can offer positive thoughts or well wishes instead of traditional prayers, respecting their beliefs while still showing care and support.
Why do some religious believers believe that embryo research is wrong?
It is wrong because there is no such thing as an "embryo" as science calls it, they are lifes before the Lord.
How do religions affect non-believers?
Followers of some religions treat non-believers with disdain, and openly wonder why they fail to see the truth. Some seek to aggressively proselytise to the non-believers and show signs of frustration when their apparently straight-forward information is rejected. Other accept the absolute right of non-believers to follow their own religion, or to follow no religion, and treat the non-believers with tolerance and respect. Apart from this, non-believers may be affected by national or state laws that are based on religious beliefs and limit the freedom of non-believers.
Why might a religious believer agree with being celibate?
Some religions believe sex is a sin and the believers think it is best to stay celibate. A religious believer might agree with being celibate because some religions teach that sex is a sin.
Religion These wounds of christ mysteriously appear on believers who sometimes weep blood as well?
This phenomenon is known as stigmata and is believed by some to be a divine manifestation of the wounds of Christ on a believer's body. It is seen as a sign of spiritual devotion and is a subject of both religious and scientific inquiry. Not all believers experience stigmata, and interpretations of its significance vary among different religious traditions.
Why do some religious believers think that the elderly should be cared for by their families?
Not just religious believers... I'm an atheist - and even I believe that - unless there's some serious medical condition that needs coping with in a medical setting - the elderly should be cared for by their relatives at home ! Far too many older people are simply 'dumped' on an already over-stretched health service by their families - and abandoned to end their days rotting in a hospital bed !
