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Oyekunle Oyedun @mytymlot (3) 2 Mar 20

I have pondered lately, what exactly does religion attempt to achieve. What purpose do the various faithly inclinations (and the lack of it - Atheism) seek to establish? I am yet to fathom a clear subsidy to the concept.

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Ken Welcome to myLot! I would think that the purpose of religion would be to teach us about God and answer questions that we may have about God.

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Oyekunle Oyedun @mytymlot (3) 2 Mar 20

I have pondered lately, what exactly does religion attempt to achieve. What purpose do the various faithly inclinations (and the lack of it - Atheism) seek to establish? I am yet to fathom a clear subsidy to the concept.

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Thomas Shuker Welcome to MyLot. I have honk the purpose depends on who you ask. A person of faith would describe it as a search for truth. An atheist would say it is a search for comfort for people not accepting that death is the end.

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Oyekunle Oyedun @mytymlot (3) 2 Mar 20

I have pondered lately, what exactly does religion attempt to achieve. What purpose do the various faithly inclinations (and the lack of it - Atheism) seek to establish? I am yet to fathom a clear subsidy to the concept.

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pumpkinjam I believe that religion has various purposes. Some may purport that religion is a means of control for the masses. For some, it is their moral rule book. For others, the purpose of religion is to seek guidance in life, to find their own purpose. It really...

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Oyekunle Oyedun @mytymlot (3) 2 Mar 20

I have pondered lately, what exactly does religion attempt to achieve. What purpose do the various faithly inclinations (and the lack of it - Atheism) seek to establish? I am yet to fathom a clear subsidy to the concept.

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Uncle Jay, Finding More Value in Your Machine Basically, peace of mind. the word literally means 'by the book' (and the first Christians were called 'people of the book'). As everybody in your religion goes 'by the book (of your religion),' it's easy to know who's right.

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Oyekunle Oyedun @mytymlot (3) 2 Mar 20

I have pondered lately, what exactly does religion attempt to achieve. What purpose do the various faithly inclinations (and the lack of it - Atheism) seek to establish? I am yet to fathom a clear subsidy to the concept.

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Ken Welcome to myLot! I would think that the purpose of religion would be to teach us about God and answer questions that we may have about God.

12 Mar 21

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Oyekunle Oyedun @mytymlot (3) 2 Mar 20

I have pondered lately, what exactly does religion attempt to achieve. What purpose do the various faithly inclinations (and the lack of it - Atheism) seek to establish? I am yet to fathom a clear subsidy to the concept.

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Thomas Shuker Welcome to MyLot. I have honk the purpose depends on who you ask. A person of faith would describe it as a search for truth. An atheist would say it is a search for comfort for people not accepting that death is the end.

12 Mar 21

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Oyekunle Oyedun @mytymlot (3) 2 Mar 20

I have pondered lately, what exactly does religion attempt to achieve. What purpose do the various faithly inclinations (and the lack of it - Atheism) seek to establish? I am yet to fathom a clear subsidy to the concept.

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pumpkinjam I believe that religion has various purposes. Some may purport that religion is a means of control for the masses. For some, it is their moral rule book. For others, the purpose of religion is to seek guidance in life, to find their own purpose. It really...

12 Mar 21

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Oyekunle Oyedun @mytymlot (3) 2 Mar 20

I have pondered lately, what exactly does religion attempt to achieve. What purpose do the various faithly inclinations (and the lack of it - Atheism) seek to establish? I am yet to fathom a clear subsidy to the concept.

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Uncle Jay, Finding More Value in Your Machine Basically, peace of mind. the word literally means 'by the book' (and the first Christians were called 'people of the book'). As everybody in your religion goes 'by the book (of your religion),' it's easy to know who's right.

12 Mar 21

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Belief @Mensch (292) • Calcutta, India 2 Mar 20

Its been an hour since I have joined in myLot and this is my second discussion topic that I am posting. The first one went well with which I interacted with few awesome people who have helped in getting acquainted with the...

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Belief Absolutely! First of all welcome to myLot and as you can see that the community is quite happening and lots of people here are very active almost all the time.

4 Mar 20

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Oyekunle Oyedun @mytymlot (3) 2 Mar 20

I have pondered lately, what exactly does religion attempt to achieve. What purpose do the various faithly inclinations (and the lack of it - Atheism) seek to establish? I am yet to fathom a clear subsidy to the concept.

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Merryjoy Welcome to my lot

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