What are your religions?

[Scirocco]

There are three things that I don't talk with other people....

RELIGION,
POLITICS,

and the GREAT PUMPKIN!

[Agentzap]

The great pumpkin will appear! Believe my word!

[Scirocco]

Shhh! Theres supposed tah be a secret handshake for that. (looks around to see if the coast is clear)

[AZUREJ]

I'm Jonathan. I'm Mormon. The oddball that is here when you need him. Went on my mission to Torreon, Mexico. I may be religious but I would never force it on another, though I might express it when I feel it's right, and would neither put it in my comics or put something weird in them unless it was to get a desired result such as a person laughing at my weirdness in comics. Nice to meet ya'll.

[jayorten]

Returned missionary eh? I'm about a year away before I hand in my papers. How was it down in Mexico?

[jayorten]

I also believe that every living thing is connected and embrace the natural dark and the natural light in our world

So, in a sense, you believe in the Yin and Yang principle?

[Wolven_Sister]

So, in a sense, you believe in the Yin and Yang principle?

I suppose so, if you had to put a label to it. There's more to it, in my perspective, but I won't go into it lmao XD

[Chess_Art_Studi]

Hello,

I´m a Christian Protestant.

I created a Christian manga, named Salvation about a group of Christians that uses the whole armor of God (Ephesians). I wanna create a manga about Bible, but something cool and talks about gospel! If you have time read it please!

[Erena]

I'm somewhere in-between agnostic and atheist (not sure if that makes sense lol), but I am also a very spiritual person. I'm a very open person though, so sometimes I go to church with my friends. But I cant lie, there were a couple times I fell asleep xD

[williamjbowles]

Don't worry-- even the faithful nod off on occasion (just because we're church-goers doesn't mean we think sermons are fun)! I think it's cool of you to attend church with your friends even though you don't necessarily believe in what's being talked about. I suppose you go more to support or hang out with your friends, huh?
Either way, I think it's important to not be afraid or disdainful of other people's beliefs. I'd be more than happy to attend the worship service of someone of a religion very different than my own. Nor would I mistreat something someone else considered sacred.

[Erena]

Yes, I do go to hang out with my friends, but not only that, I've noticed that if you really open up your ears, some of the teachings can be very insightful. I don't believe in everything being told, rather, I just take in little things that I find meaningful and useful for my life.

Even though I don't believe in God, I do believe everyone should strive to become the best person they can be.

[Dranif]

I don't know exactly what to call myself.
I believe in the paranormal, I believe in magic, I believe in an afterlife, I believe in a god, (though I sometimes make it seem like I believe in more than one) am okay with drawing demons, and believe everything has a soul, and that everything I make has a bit of myself in it, and I also believe that everything is connected in some ways.

I was born in a family where my parent (parent, because I've only ever known my mom, since my dad died when I was 10 months old) simply didn't care about what I chose to believe.

[williamjbowles]

Yeah, I agree. I really think people can learn a lot of good things, even from those they don't necessarily agree with. People should listen to others, learn what meaningful lessons they can, accept what they agree with, and be civil in matters of what they do not agree with. And trying to be good, whatever their belief.
I think that is more important than what religion or belief system they follow.

[billie]

Nobody knows if there is a god or not. you just believe in it. Its like a closed box and a guy says "there is an apple". You can believe him or deny him or tell "I can't know since it's closed". Religions are just varieties of apples. Agnosticism is being not sure and ateism is denying.

[scythe]

I don't think denying is the right word. It implies that the person knows the truth of the matter, but is refusing to admit or accept it. Or at the very least, it gives an impression of certainty.

Atheists simply do not believe, in exactly the same way 99.99% of people do not believe in Thor, Woden, Zeus etc, etc... Even if they accept that they can't know for sure.

[billie]

I know what you mean. but I believe all the religions comes from the true one and just changed by the time and time. So the angels become god, the prophets become gods, things become gods, ordinary peoples become gods, names changed, stories changed etc etc... So I do not believe Thor, Zeus, or Sun as god but I believe they had(or have) some important mission.

I am a muslim, sunni btw. Best part is if you are a muslim you have to belive in Hz. Jesus, Hz. Moses, and all other prophets in past with Hz. Mohammed. So being muslim includes being chiristian and jewish. and also puts me in a peaceful life like hindu and question everything you heard agnostic(there is a saying like "if you have no doubt at all you have no belief" or something like that)... So I have a all in one super duper religion pack

[CalebDL]

I'm a Christian (non-denomonational)

My parents wouldn't want me to draw demons too but 1.) Like you, I have no interest and 2.) If my story requires a demon, it's gonna get a demon.

[AyanoTanaka]

My religion: I am an agnostic(you asked)

[AZUREJ]

Hot but fun. I did not expect Mexico of all places to get below 0 degrees. But worth it and fun. Make sure to do your best and leave no regrets when you go. ^_^

[SandraMJ]

Atheist, raised by catholic parents. They never ever told me what to draw or what not, but I've always loved including angels and demons in my comics, as well as dealing with the concept of afterlife.

The only thing my parents did teach me was to "shut up" because if I said anything about not believing "the others would look at me weird", so that should say quite a lot about how religious they are in truth.