Hello people, greetings to us all Nairalanderians/Nairalanders...

I often ask myself what particularly made people belong to a particular religion and rep it convincingly regardless of critics and jabs from the other religious groups.

Thinking out loud to that, I've heard some people literally say they don't even know the reasons behind their religion membership, perhaps, because they were born into it..

And that pops the bigger question, are you a member of that certain religion out of self-conviction , personal encounter, out of experience, by birth, relationship (marital, work or otherwise), out of frustration, inferiority complex, societal essence, by vow/covenant/commitment/enslavement, to "belong" or by confusion(lolz) ....what exactly made or convinced you to be a member of that religious group

NB : this thread is never in any form intended for religious jabs,discrimination/segregations, warring or hatred, but with the sole aim of self-realization and perfect understanding of where and what we stand for/represent and the reason why we are there. Thanks!

Cc.Lalasticlala,
mynd44
Seun
Ishilove
Dominique
Fynestboi

the greatest stupidity in life is dying for what you do not understand but rather they are a believe a man inculcate into his fellow man in under to continue his natural domination and suppression of the daft,dullard and depressed.what we practice in Nigeria is foolishness minced over religious bigotry.

how can a Muslim be under the herd mentality for fighting for a God ,is the God so lame and powerless to fight for himself.

how can a Christian claim to be Godly when all he does his preach hate and selective applications of the bible.

traditionalists pray to a god that encourage human sacrifice is that not a hungery god.

we Africa must ask ourself the innate questions of logic such as the why questions helps resolves the shallow perception we so clinches to.

a fact for truth is that hell is far better than a religious Nigeria.

we hope that under special arrangement devil can meet God and discuss the problem called religion.