How does your belief system impact the people around you?
I have a conflicting belief system. It is not conflicting because it clashes with myself or is constantly changing, it is conflicting because it goes against the everyday things that we are subject. I don’t accept new trends and I don’t take anything for face value.
I have a conflicting belief with “God.” I’m not an atheist by any means but I do question the norm. My mother is a Christian and lady and has her reasons to believe.
I often find that we view the Bible in completely different ways. I believe it is meant to be that way. Nobody looks at a Picture and see the image the same way without any outside influence. I think there is a connection we have that should not be there. We should not all like the same things but for some reason we do. That leads to one of my beliefs that people are programmed, and that’s one of the things I despise of. I have a deep phobia of being programmed and …show more content…
I do this and never get pulled aboard and always have to find another way up. This is very frustrating at times and people view me as being angry just like 90% of black men in America. I am frustrated because people sometimes sidetrack my drive just to steal my car. I’m angry at myself because I lose focus so easily not anyone else.
I try and talk to people despite me knowing that I will never be understood. I have always been a social person despite our minds being so distant. I feel we should go to ourselves to solve our problems, so I often find myself Isolated from other people. It is not that I want to be in a bubble but I often find myself talking within myself for a scripture. This comes from being misled my whole life. Most times I was misled it was not even intentional. These people honestly thought they were doing something right. So this often affects the way I take
I have a conflicting belief system. It is not conflicting because it clashes with myself or is constantly changing, it is conflicting because it goes against the everyday things that we are subject. I don’t accept new trends and I don’t take anything for face value.
I have a conflicting belief with “God.” I’m not an atheist by any means but I do question the norm. My mother is a Christian and lady and has her reasons to believe.
I often find that we view the Bible in completely different ways. I believe it is meant to be that way. Nobody looks at a Picture and see the image the same way without any outside influence. I think there is a connection we have that should not be there. We should not all like the same things but for some reason we do. That leads to one of my beliefs that people are programmed, and that’s one of the things I despise of. I have a deep phobia of being programmed and …show more content…
I do this and never get pulled aboard and always have to find another way up. This is very frustrating at times and people view me as being angry just like 90% of black men in America. I am frustrated because people sometimes sidetrack my drive just to steal my car. I’m angry at myself because I lose focus so easily not anyone else.
I try and talk to people despite me knowing that I will never be understood. I have always been a social person despite our minds being so distant. I feel we should go to ourselves to solve our problems, so I often find myself Isolated from other people. It is not that I want to be in a bubble but I often find myself talking within myself for a scripture. This comes from being misled my whole life. Most times I was misled it was not even intentional. These people honestly thought they were doing something right. So this often affects the way I take