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Much has occurred over the past several years, some of which has provoked deep intensive soul searching on my part. I've come to reflect on many things, not the least of which is my religious beliefs and catholic up bringing.

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Over the years I have waxed and waned in regard to church attendance. And recently I have become more and more distant and disolutioned with formalized religion in general. And now consider myself more spiritual rather than trying to pigeonhole myself into the Tennant's and beliefs of any one organized religion.

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So now I question why I've been where I've been in life, where I am now, and where the future will lead me. There is much that is influencing all of those areas, though sadly, what dictates my future now is (for all practical purposes) beyond my control.

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I had chosen the path to follow almost 3 years ago... Its what I believe in and what I'm willing to work for. Its frustrating though when it comes to a screeching halt and all you can do is exercise patience, compassion, and understanding until the day comes that I may once again resume my journey with the man I love and have committed my life to.

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So what has this to do with religious beliefs? At first glance, nothing... But when looking beyond the obvious, it is everything. The path I have chosen goes against all that I was indoctrinated with throughout most of my life. It is against the general tennents of most organized religions and as such frown upon and misunderstood by today's polite society. Yet it has become the path I have chosen for my life.

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It is not wrong... Only different. And compared to the commonly accepted paths, exponentially much more difficult. There is so little room for mistakes from anyone, and this path has proved to be very harsh and unforgiving. It is not the easy path and those who choose to follow it must be honest with themselves because the day to day reality of it can destroy them if they are not truly prepared and excepting of it...

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Religion tries to give us something, or someone, to place your hope in... To give our life meaning and direction. But I don't posses the intangible need for a higher power to believe in. I see it everyday... Everywhere... Its tangible. Its not a vague concept... Its something you can see, feel, and hear.

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While I realize I don't need religion to dictate my morality, I still subscribe to the universal idea(s) of doing what is right simply because its the right thing to do; show forgiveness and compassion to, and understanding for, others even when they fail to do so for you; essentially, simply to strive to live by the golden rule.

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And in the path I have chosen to follow, I don't need organized religion to give me permission to live my life the way I have chosen, nor to condem me for living it differently from others.