gillyflower wrote:

You know it is very easy to say "I didn't mean it like everyone is taking it." or more simply "I'm sorry."

Your path sounds like teen angst to me. My children would have loved to tell me that it was their religion - come to think of it, maybe it was.:)

Well if it helps, it wasn't meant as intended and sorry for the confusion. I cannot see how you equate teen angst with the goal of impartiality but that is another matter. :)

ChicagoHeathen wrote:

Become Asatru! Free booze and all-you-can-eat pizza dinners!

;)

Oddly enough, if I were going to join a religion, it probably would be Asatru.  I've all ways been interested in old Norse stuff.   

If I were going to do such a thing anyway.  Just thinking I'd probably follow my interests.

all

Mike369 wrote:

Well if it helps, it wasn't meant as intended and sorry for the confusion. I cannot see how you equate teen angst with the goal of impartiality but that is another matter. :)

Likely because it is, very obviously, an unrealized goal.  No offense.  People cannot see goals, but they can see behaviors.

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sacrificialgoddess wrote:

The Asatrau are beautiful people, aren't they?   :)

Yes they are.  And the principles and values they subscribe to seem to closely mirror my own.:)

I just can't seem to believe in the existence of supernatural creatures.  Otherwise we might have our first conversion for these threads.

:D

gillyflower wrote:

I come from a tradition that says there is no reason for you, all, to believe in something you haven't experienced.

My tradition asserts the same.