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Originally Posted by Archaea
No, within cultures, as long as one says, "I'm Muslim, I grew up Shia," one belongs and even an observant Shia will respect that person more than, "I used to be Shia, but now I reject it."
Sociologically, and psychologically, humans have needs to belong, even if one intellectually does not belong. Thus it is a sociological and cultural relationship.
My guess most religionists are light believers, not disbelievers, or agnostic but culturally affiliated.
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granted ,but dont you think they simply arenot willing to take the religious responsibilities while like to benefit the religion culturally ?
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Last edited by Mindfulcoug; 10-31-2007 at 10:42 AM.
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