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i was schooled in catholic schools and my parents are both catholic but they weren't exactly religious. our family have been invited to different churches but never really stayed in one. when i entered puberty, angst started to set in and that's when i started to ask the "BIG" questions. it was...

basically yes... but what if the person's anwer to the meaning of life is centered on religion and divine providence, would that still be called existentialism?

Both have undergone the same process in history, which is the transformation of an old system of belief to a new one. Christianity is an offshoot of Judaism and the divinity of jesus was determined by the grecian influence of having demi-gods. Hinduism is modified Brahmanism wherein Krishna is...

there is no real answer to them for they depend from person to person. the answer that one may fnd cannot be applied in general because how one lived id different to how others have lived. existential questions are keys to finding one's own identity.

1. Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (100%) 2. Unitarian Universalism (96%) 3. Liberal Quakers (92%) 4. Secular Humanism (88%) 5. Neo-Pagan (84%) somehow, i agree. is the culmination of life. each is part of the other. GoldCoinLover- has this been going on for a...

i agree with ArmandV. come to think of it, what religion did not sprang from "faith" and "belief"? religion or faith is a matter of personal experience. i am an eclectic and a pagan and as someone has said, "We choose to keep an open mind. We find that it is emotionally and spiritually more...