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Non-Religous
October 15, 2009
Religion and who you are with, in you views of a almighty being or beings, comes in life more than anything else. Nobody has been unjudged or not asked about who they are. If they weren't then judgement would not be in the world, or there would be very, very little. My views on that are that as long as who you are does not harm another person, they are a great person in my eyes. They may not be treating themselves wrong, but if they choose to do that to themselves, then I think that is a bettle they have to fight on their own.
© Rebecca Y., Los Angeles, CA
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