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10836 - from +++++ (USA) - 2009-11-08 Philosophy - "HONESTY" I personally think that people have the right to believe what they want, however regardless to some people religion is something that they hold onto in their darkest hours.

10801 - from Faheema , 16 yrs (heaven) - 2009-10-26 Philosophy - "hello" what do you think about islam????????

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10863 - Reply from Heaven (FROM HEAVEN) - 2009-11-17 >> NEW Akram, read a REAL (not Islamized) biography of "Prophet" and see what is meant. Also, read about differences and common origin of Judaizm and Christianity.

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10862 - Reply from akram , 17 yrs (algeria) - 2009-11-17 >> NEW well there is a lot in comun between judaizm and christianity , does that mean that christianity took deformed ideas from judaizm considering that judaizm appeared way before christianity ?

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10856 - Reply from Heaven (From Heaven) - 2009-11-16 >> NEW Islam is just a heresy that includes mixed and deformed ideas taken from both Judaizm and Christianity. It's explained by the fact that "Prophet" used to be a trader who communicated with people belonging to those belifs, so he invented a new knowledge that consisted of mixed ideas -:))

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10844 - Reply from akram , 17 yrs (algeria) - 2009-11-12 i agree with you "angel" ...islam is a lot more than just what westerns and even muslims think it is...

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10838 - Reply from angel (somewhere) - 2009-11-09 Islam is a great religion which has been déformed....people around the world have a wrong idea about it.....

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10803 - Reply from Christian (heaven) - 2009-10-27 Christianity is the only Truth and Saviour.

10730 - from ARSENE , 25 yrs (COTE D'IVOIRE) - 2009-09-26 Philosophy - "préoccupation" la philosophie est-elle la seule discipline à vouloir du bonheur de l'homme en lui montrant sa véritable nature?

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10837 - Reply from maria , 15 yrs (Algérie) - 2009-11-09 la philosophie est un nom qu'on a donné à l'art d'analiser et de comprendre la vie,donc ce mot rassemble toutes les disciplines qui aportent le bonheur à l'homme ou son malheur,tout dépend du cas,,,,,

10698 - from zoe (uk) - 2009-09-05 Philosophy - "ATHEISM" Don't you think that we would all be better off WITHOUT religion? Without the phony- boloney belief in God? I think that if everybody didn't hold such an orthodox belief in such a non existent thing, then the world would be happier. Isn't it what most wars are about? Okay, people are allowed to believe what they believe, but is it alright if people are killed because of it? Love to hear your comments, atheist or religious. Zoe .

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10851 - Reply from Ben , 14 yrs (USA) - 2009-11-16 >> NEW Lsten Zoe, I don't think you can call my religeon "phoney-bolony." What gives you the right? Do you know 100% for sure that god isn't real? The evidence is all around us. Scientist say what they think about how we got here, but have you noticed there's a big 2 billion year gap between the planets creation and organisms appearring on the planets surface? Well in Christianity there's no gap. Every nation in the world was built on religeon, in fact, people moved to the Thirteen Colonies solely for that porpous.

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10848 - Reply from Virginia , 16 yrs (Italy) - 2009-11-12 I don't agree your point of view. I think that if religion didn't exist,people would try to find other "problems" to fight about. People are the real problem,because people think only of their own business..the most important thing for people is money,so if there wasn't religion,people would think of business,of petrol,of power...Even they would fight because of differences of cultures. I think that people should have more faith in God because God and religion are the best ways to reach the peace.

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10777 - Reply from akram , 17 yrs (algeria) - 2009-10-15 i just want to make clear that i didn't write this previus message someone coppy me , or some one have the same name as i am in my country , anyway i don't care what people want to belive in , if you want to be atheist ,it's your choice , just don't let anyone affect you in choosing your beliefs !c u

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10759 - Reply from Akram (Algeria) - 2009-10-08 Vanessa, you must have faith! Atheism is sin. Understand it. And pray.

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10758 - Reply from Vanessa , 14 yrs (USA) - 2009-10-08 I do not really think the world would be a better place without religion; while there are still fights about it, there are many other things people fight about and I do not think the world being rid of religion would make things better. Besides, while I am an atheist myself, I do understand that some people also find comfort in their religion. They get to join up with something, they get to feel safe- in a world where comfort can be so hard to find, why wish to take any away?

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10749 - Reply from Francesco , 15 yrs (Italy) - 2009-10-02 War uses religion as an excuse... If there were no religion, war would exist... So that's not the problem... Just look from a different point of view: Why do we NEED religion? Not to be scared of death, to hope someone cares about us, to pray for somethig and hoping a God will listen... Even if there's no proof of a God's existence, even if the existence of different Gods at the same moment and different kinds of lives after death is impossible... someone really needs to believe in one... to think we're not alone... So who cares if it isn't true? Tell a person that he or she is alive fo no reaons, that will die and never be concious again... he or she will be upset... Religion's here to make us happy and to make us sure that in the end there will be a reward...

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10735 - Reply from Doreena , 41 yrs (USA) - 2009-09-27 I will pray for you ZOE. Satan has a hold of you, and I will pray for God and his Angels to send you a sign that GOD really does exisit.

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10711 - Reply from student (the world) - 2009-09-15 If there was no religion in the world, people would find other things to fight over. To list a few possibilities: -Territory -Cultural Differences (many groups hate each other, yet they share religion, oftentimes this is a nationalistic sentiment) -Fuel/Petroleum -Food/Water Supplies (Perhaps water supplies will be a bigger issue in the future) -Power In a nutshell, religion is just one of the many things people fight over.

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10709 - Reply from zoe (uk) - 2009-09-14 Please give me the 'real' reasons for the wars that blame religion then please, because so far I can't see any evidence.

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10707 - Reply from elodie (France) - 2009-09-12 I think religion is an important thing for many people, they believe in God because they want to hope, to hope that someone (God) is looking after them, after us all. And in a way I think that religion help them to live. And in wars religion is use as an excuse, humans would fight about everything, I think religion is just most convenient... (sorry for my English...)

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10703 - Reply from zoe (uk) - 2009-09-06 Okay, but if religion didn't exist, then people would NOT be flying into towers, people would not be exploding bombs, and people wouldn't be annoying me all the time with their god damn preaching! So there are no excuses, okay, there is no way to wriggle out of this one. Without belief there is no way to create friction or cause arguments. But not only this, it's just obvious, god doesn't exist. No more theories, no more conversions, and no more prayers=no more wars, no more arguments, and no more dellusionists.

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10702 - Reply from maria , 15 yrs (Algerie) - 2009-09-06 I understand your point of view but I don't agree...the religions are not the problemme,the people are..no religion ask the people to kill each other...I think that the religion is just the superficiel excuse for the humains to have what they want....so even without religions,wars will always exist as long as the humain exist....

10695 - from maria , 15 yrs (Algeria) - 2009-09-03 Philosophy - "love......" english:we say "far from eyes,far from heart"...what do you think? ......................................................................................... français:on dit"loin de l'oeil,loin du coeur".....qu'en pensez vous? ......................................................................................... arabe:nakoul "baaid ani el ain,baaid ani el kalb".chou raaykoum?

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10792 - Reply from mohigul , 20 yrs (uzbekistan) - 2009-10-23 i think, it is true.cause there is a proverb in uzbeks,that is -kind is in eyes.certainly,if you don't see one for along time,you will begin forgetting to it....just at that moment you will not feel this feeling ,but day by day kindness,beleive, ...and other such kind of feelings will be disappered from your heart. i'm sure that,love will be forever,when it'll be so closely...

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10740 - Reply from zoee. , 16 yrs (france) - 2009-09-30 Non , loin des yeux le coeur brule , cette être nous manque on ne peut pas l'oublier

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10736 - Reply from ARSENE , 25 yrs (COTE D'IVOIRE) - 2009-09-28 la passion du coeur est loin de s'incliner devant l'absentéisme engendré.il apparait cependant difficile pour un esprit cartésien de se vouer à un illusion du coeur raison.IL est bienséant d'acquiescer l'uniformisme sentimental.

10688 - from maria , 15 yrs (Algerie) - 2009-08-29 Philosophy - "un poéme pour la vie" j'ai écrit un poéme,alors donnez mois vos avis sur lui...... un sourire sur un visage une lumiére sur un rivage une vue sur un paysage tout cela prend mon coeur en otage et le réduit en esclavage en lui autant toute sa rage et me laisse écrire tout le long de cette page comme un écrivain du moyen-age j'aime la vie meme sans coloriage

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10790 - Reply from Clemence , 20 yrs (France) - 2009-10-21 Chapeau je trouves ça très beau et bien écrit continue ainsi clemence

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10701 - Reply from akram , 17 yrs (algerie) - 2009-09-05 wallah bravo !! bonne continuation...

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10692 - Reply from maria , 15 yrs (Algérie) - 2009-08-31 merci Clem..... je ne crois pas que tu sois nul,alors n'ésite pas à ecrire....

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10691 - Reply from clem , 12 yrs (france) - 2009-08-31 hello! ton poeme est trop cool! pour ton age c trop genial moi si j'ecris c nul

10680 - from Abdourahim (Sénégal) - 2009-08-28 Philosophy - "prison" pourquoi la prison est-elle une affirmation de la liberté?

10655 - from OnYxX , 16 yrs (romania) - 2009-08-21 Philosophy - "I guess that hurts the most." Just wondering....why do people sometimes love the ones that hurt them the most? Is it stupidity? is it obsession? Could someone say this is love?

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10852 - Reply from Ben , 14 yrs (USA) - 2009-11-16 >> NEW Love can be both blind and visible, it depends. If you search for it all the time, it will most likely pass you by. But if you're patient and you just wait, it will find you. Love is just one of those things that you happen upon. And it's sooooo GREAT!!!!!! I've already found the love of my life, and we're really happy together.

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10719 - Reply from Krystal , 12 yrs (MARS!!) - 2009-09-21 Well yah it is Stupidatiy but all of us are stupid....Sorry if I afeended you but its true.People say that to make people feel better.Like a lot of my friends they have guy troubles and they like trouble makers and I just say to them 'Sorry but you are stupid to like that guy,but what ever you do with your life is your descicsion'.Also teen love is usally never gonna last either.Plain Facts People.

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10666 - Reply from Celer (Mind is all) - 2009-08-23 No love doesn't exist, it's just a social illusion

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10660 - Reply from OnYxX , 16 yrs (romania) - 2009-08-22 Well, umm...I'm in love with this guy and I have loved him for like 1 year. I can't remember a person hurting me this way. He mocked me a lot. But still, I want him to be happy and now that he's with my best friend [ f****** traitors] I use to cry a lot. Don't tell me to forget him. It's sooooo hard.

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10658 - Reply from maria , 15 yrs (Algeria) - 2009-08-22 I don't think that people love the ones that hurts them the most,I think that are just afraid and can't tell the truth about their feelings......even that love is blind,but It's not soooooo blind........

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10657 - Reply from akram , 17 yrs (algerie) - 2009-08-21 that's called love baby !! besides love is blind right ?

10633 - from maria , 15 yrs (Algerie) - 2009-08-17 Philosophy - "life" qu est ce la vie pour vous en un mot?

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10811 - Reply from ARSENE , 25 yrs (COTE D'IVOIRE) - 2009-10-30 La vie,c'est tout simplement le trésor inestimable que le créateur de l'univers sensible est donné a l'humanité.elle suit la logique du dessein suprême.

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10741 - Reply from zoee. (france) - 2009-09-30 Simplement avoir des sentiments , sensation car si l'être humain n'en avait pas , le monde serait sans religion , sans riche , ni pauvre . Ressentir est vivre .

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10678 - Reply from Abdoulrahim (sénégal) - 2009-08-28 Un desert a boiser

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10674 - Reply from Cécile , 12 yrs (Suisse) - 2009-08-27 L'avant-mort.

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10661 - Reply from arielle , 19 yrs (cameroun) - 2009-08-22 un mot:aventure

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10643 - Reply from AMEL , 20 yrs (ALGERIE) - 2009-08-19 Pour moi la vie en un mot est: EXPERIENCE.

10627 - from Hee-Sun , 15 yrs (Belgique) - 2009-08-15 Philosophy - "Soi meme" Voila une question quasi sans reponse: Comment etre soi-meme? je vous laisse repondre

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10743 - Reply from ARSENE , 25 yrs (COTE D'IVOIRE) - 2009-09-30 connais_toi,toi mème disait socrate mais au vu de la complexité de la nature humaine nous n'arrivons pes honorer cette citation. la dimension immaterielle de l'homme que constitue pour lui l'essence de sa vie ne laisse en aucun cas la possibilité de connaissance. c'est en se leurrant qu'une personne peut afficher sa volonté de se connaitre.

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10679 - Reply from Abdourahim (Sénéga) - 2009-08-28 En ne faisant rien pour etre soi-même;

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10645 - Reply from Hee-Sun , 15 yrs (BELGIQUE) - 2009-08-19 je pense aussi que selon la personne avec qui l'on est on se comporte d' une telle facon ou d'une autre. On est jamais totalement vrai avec un inconnu...

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10642 - Reply from maria , 15 yrs (ALGERIE) - 2009-08-19 oui akram c'est vrai que l on est né soi-meme et que l on peu etre spontané,mais je pense que les gens murissent avec les experiences de la vie ce qui les change donc atteint leur etre et leur soi(en bien ou en mal).......

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10641 - Reply from akram , 17 yrs (algerie) - 2009-08-18 t'a raison maria , mais je pense que la question est pas raisonable , on apprend pas comment devenire soit-meme , nous venont en vie avec des comportements et des opinions a nous , et je pense que si on essaye de se comporter d'une telle façon , on finira par etre une autre personne ,on peut etre soit-meme en agissant spontanieusement...

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10632 - Reply from maria , 15 yrs (Algerie) - 2009-08-17 avant d'etre soi-meme il faut connaitre soi.....en fait je croi que l on est ce que l on veut etre en pouvant l etre(ceci est appeler personalité) et etre soi meme c'est avant tout avoir une opignon , des idés et s y attacher par ce que on existe et on affirme cette zxistance..........

10450 - from Sophie , 13 yrs (England) - 2009-06-04 Philosophy - "Religious belief" I don't understand why people belong to a religion cos there doesn't seem much point these days. Can anyone answer?

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10700 - Reply from zoe (uk) - 2009-09-05 READ THE GOD DELUSION EVERYONE AND STOP PREACHING!!!

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10699 - Reply from zoe (uk) - 2009-09-05 SAME!!!! I completely agree! Religion is so stupid. Comment on my debate (top of page).

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10533 - Reply from Frances (America) - 2009-07-08 i think that people belong to a religion because for 1 people feel comfortable if they have a religion that they think to be right. probably also because that is what they grew up knowing. and maybe the cases of the religion fit what they think is the right way to lead their life.

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10479 - Reply from David (Land of Philosophy) - 2009-06-19 The existence of God is obvious and it's very important, necessary for every human to respect Him and to follow His ways, to be religious. Read John Paul's biography, remember his actions, he's one of the examples of how to believe + how to respect God.

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10468 - Reply from scholar (us) - 2009-06-15 To David, this of course implies that the person thinking about it believes that there is such a thing as a sin and that the same things are considered sins as you believe. For Sophie, I guess it is a person's own unique situation that determines what they believe, and this choice should be theirs and they should be required to live and die with the choice they have made. This is the practical answer. A more philosophical answer and something that I personally believe is that everyone believes in something that is essentially a God. In my opinion this is what makes me believe that it (He, etc) exists. You may be skeptical, but I will try to explain. Many scientists say they are atheists and that religion exists only to scare the ignorant into submission. However it is the same person that has complete faith that the entire universe is perfectly ordered and they spend their entire life trying to understand this order (note that this is essentially what a monk does within religious realms). This may not be a true religion, but it is a faith in something larger than oneself. This is only one example, but I think it illustrates my point well. I will leave you with a couple more quotes...I hope you enjoy. "For the belief in a single truth is the root cause for all evil in the world." - Max Born "I do not feel obliged to believe that the same God who has endowed us with sense, reason, and intellect has intended us to forego their use." - Galileo Galilei "Let no one enter here who does not have faith." - Inscription over the door on Max Planck's Laboratory

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10467 - Reply from David (Land of Philosophy) - 2009-06-13 It's definitely a sin not to believe in God!

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10457 - Reply from Sophie , 13 yrs (England) - 2009-06-08 Your answer to my question was lovely, thank you so much. The quotes are beautiful and really gave me something to think about. I will look at these people on the net. One thing it did leave me wondering was whether you think it is okay to not believe in God?

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10455 - Reply from scholar (usa) - 2009-06-08 Religion provides you with a community and with guidelines to live by and with hope. Basically religion provides comfort and a place to belong. Humans like to belong to groups. This is kind of an anthropological answer, so it might not be what you were looking for. "I came to the conclusion long ago … that all religions were true and also that all had some error in them, and whilst I hold by my own, I should hold others as dear as Hinduism. So we can only pray, if we are Hindus, not that a Christian should become a Hindu … But our innermost prayer should be a Hindu should be a better Hindu, a Muslim a better Muslim, a Christian a better Christian." (Young India: January 19, 1928) “God has no religion” Mahatma Gandhi quotes Both of these quotes teach that God exists but that all religions that seek to know truth and promotes good morals are equally valid. It is the faith and belief that makes it worth it, not the particular religion. Hope someone enjoys the Gandhi quotes!

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10454 - Reply from David (Land of Filosophy) - 2009-06-07 You should read the works related to religions affairs created by scientists and religious activists - suchs as works of John Paul II. And you'll see religion is a necessary part of our life.

10412 - from Alain , 21 yrs (Belgium) - 2009-05-12 Philosophy - "Death" People should ask them selves 3 important questions, 1 is where the came from? 2 is what they are? 3 where the are going even after daeth? Now the first two are easy but the 3rd one is quiet diffucult. Talk to me

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10737 - Reply from ARSENE , 25 yrs (COTE D'IVOIRE) - 2009-09-28 si nous concevons la vie de la bonne maniere alors pourquoi répugner la mort qui est le prolongement de celle_ci? il y a comme un rapport intrinsèque et de liaison nécessaire et qui mérite d'étre accepté par l'humanité. Il faudra pour nous chercher le fondement de cette thèse irréfutable dans les entrailles de la métaphysique.

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10693 - Reply from SELAMAWIT , 18 yrs (ETHIOPIA) - 2009-09-02 THIS IS WHAT I THINK ABOUT AFTER DEATH, SINCE WE HUMANS ARE CONSUMERS WE GAIN ENERGY AND WE NEED IT TO OUR DAY TO DAY ACTIVITY,SO WE ARE FULL OF ENERGY AND IF SOME THING CONSUME US WE CAN GIVE IT ENERGY AND THAT IS OWVIOUS THAT ENERGY IS NITHER CREATED NOR DISTROYED BUT TRANSFER FROM ONE OBJECT TO AN OTHER I THINK AFTER DEATH WE ARE TRANSFERD AS ENERGY FROM WHAT WE WERE TO SOMETHING ELSE!

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10644 - Reply from Maria , 15 yrs (Algeria) - 2009-08-19 I don't think that the 3 question is a big deal.......I think that the real question is:if I die now,what did I do in my all life?and what will I leave behind me?

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10600 - Reply from felix , 45 yrs (spain) - 2009-07-29 I am sure that there is a way to know what is really important. The universe is infinte and because that our planet must be repet in this infinite universe and our lives too. everything is repeated for ever. We don´t know when and how. If you realize this you will understand a little that we will be here for ever I think. Please someone think that I am wrong let me know

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10415 - Reply from scholar (USA) - 2009-05-12 I agree with your idea. I believe that is probably the most fundamental basis of all of the religions and philosophies of the world throughout all of history. Perhaps if you expand your first question, it too becomes more difficult to answer. Yes your parents conceived you, but where does life actually arise? I find your last question interesting also. Does anything happen after death? Does the soul (if there is such a thing) live on? Do we simply cease to exist and our bodies rot? Are we reborn in a new form? I do not think there is any way to know for sure, but it is definitely something to wonder about. One thing I do know is that I believe it is important to do something and be loved by someone enough that when your body dies, your memory lives on. For if we are remembered, we cannot truly be said to be dead. Please respond with your thoughts!

10380 - from scholar (us) - 2009-04-29 Philosophy - "One thing" If you knew that you could only do one more thing before your life ended, what would it be? This could be anything big or small, but only one thing.

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10535 - Reply from Frances , 13 yrs (America) - 2009-07-08 I would tell all of my friends and family members that i loved them, because you wouldn't want to die knowing that you still held a grudge on someone near and dear to you.

10289 - from scholar (us) - 2009-03-26 Philosophy - "Culture" Okay, so a lot of people say that the world should strive toward understanding and peace. I agree that this is a good goal. However I would like to bring up this bit to talk about. Many people believe that through getting to know those in other regions and cultures we would be able to come to agreements and begin to live side by side peacefully. I wander, however, if this level of globalization and exchange would not eventually lead to us developing a new world culture that takes over all of the previous cultures. I do not disagree that peace is a good goal, I merely wonder if we are beginning to overlook the beauty of cultural diversity. I hope we can find middle ground whereby we preserve unique cultures and peace. I think the world would be awfully boring if we all liked the same food, music, style, etc. I know that I may be taking this farther than most would, but if we can think of world peace, then perhaps world culture is not much further of a stretch (or perhaps it would precede peace). I would like to hear what everyone else thinks about preserving the wonderful, unique cultures of the world.

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10304 - Reply from SAMANTHA GRÉGOIRE , 18 yrs (CANADA) - 2009-04-06 SALUT SA VA MOI OUI ET TOI SA VA BEIN

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10303 - Reply from rajaa , 17 yrs (Morocco) - 2009-04-04 I absolutly agree with you ! A world with no diversity of believes and cultures would be boring ! Nothing new to learn ! And people who don't accept that are very closed-minded. Not only cause there is racism, we should all have the same interests. The debate and the "fight" of the different points of view has to continue, until everybody understands that each has the right to have his own opinion.

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10301 - Reply from akram , 16 yrs (algeria) - 2009-04-04 i absulutly agree with you about how the diversety of cultures in the world is the one that makes it unique , but if the cost to have peace finnaly in the world would be abanding these culturs i find it a very reachbal price , i'm sure that when you'll remeber the 50 millions who died in the ww2 you'll finnaly get to the conclusion that such a price didn't make humans think seriusly for peace and the proov was the first day after the the war in the 8/5/1945 , when the frensh authority killed 45.000 algerians who celebrated the end of the war by caring national algerians flags and the truth is also liying today in iraq and africa . you see ,i find creating one culture in the world as the ultimate sollution to end racism and to finnaly get peace to this war-loving world ...

10268 - from Aleksandra , 14 yrs (Poland) - 2009-03-16 Philosophy - "others" Hi I'm Ola .I like music,photos and went to shool.I'am from Poland.Meaby you now what's about my coundry.I dont now whats say about my .I like too play football.It's everything about me meaby you say what's about you.

10238 - from Rumia , 22 yrs (Peace Land) - 2009-03-04 Philosophy - "What do you think????" Hey! Peole in the world think that muslims as Terrorists.but although earlier i was not interested in Islam Religion, I went accross a book about Islam.and soon i learned the islam religion and now for about 5 years iam learning about it finding many truths about the world, do you believe what people say Islam is not good? come out with some brightful points. Is it good? why? / Is it not good? why?

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10302 - Reply from rajaa , 17 yrs (Morocco) - 2009-04-04 Hi Rumia ! I really liked the fact that you learned about islam, instead of believing in the prejudices. If everyone learn about islam, they will find out that it is strictly against the terrorism, and against the suicide. If you understand the coran very well, you'll see that it contains many miracles, some thinks that could not be dicovered in a very remote time. There are even some truths which have just been discovered. Terorrists are psychos. Not muslims, not belonging to any special race or religion. I encourage you to learn more about islam, I think It's really a perfect religion, It is just impressive that the Koran mentioned everything , social life, judgments, even the inheritance.. More than that, Islam doesn't deny the existence of other religions, but says that it has been modified by people. Coran and "ahHadith" say we should treat the followers of other religions very well. The Coran says that the one who killed one person, will be judged as if he killed all the people of the world. It's really necessary to know those things, and not believe in everything we hear, cause every one has a brain, and should use it ! Talk to you later :D

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10299 - Reply from akram , 16 yrs (algeria) - 2009-04-03 lol , i just didn't write it right ! the belivers of islam are muslims not "muslums"! so sorry !!!!!!!!!!!!! anyway , just for curiosity , what's your religion , that is if you belive in a god ?

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