According to my beliefs, the most valuable entity in my life would be the knowledge of myself. If I did not have any self-awareness of who I was, I would not be in the stage of life of where I am. For example, in one stage of my life when I was clueless of my identity, I was led on by my peers to perform harmful habits such as the use of narcotics. My most valuable entity in my life derives from the fact of humbly accepting that I am not perfect and that I need help. Since I have opened up my beliefs to become more knowledgeable of my limits, I am able to love and carefully examine the people around me. Although the priorities in other people may be differential, I do my best to accept their perspectives to be expressed accordingly. Consequently,
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The beliefs that I follow truly depict every aspect of my life and form who I am as a whole to the body of Heaven. In saying this, I am open-minded to learn more about other religions but not believe what they do. I was once a believer of Animism growing up and found that what we believe does identify who we are as a whole. In learning more about other religions, this also allows me to increase my knowledge of understanding a person better by their religious background. Consequently, I am a Christian who is intrigued in learning about the beliefs of …show more content…
Assuming that we live in the land of the free, society is faced with injustice and governed laws by greater officials. The only way I may be free is from my religious standpoint that a perfect man died for my sins. The definition of freedom may be more of a psychological idea rather than a quality everyone misinterprets it for. Freedom is becoming able to enact freely through actions, speech, or justifications. Every day I feel restricted to share my beliefs because I may be ridiculed for them. To become free, people must accept each other and the story that forms them into who they are. Freedom which proves neither to be true nor false wholly may be interpreted in various categories according to one's own perspective of
The beliefs that I follow truly depict every aspect of my life and form who I am as a whole to the body of Heaven. In saying this, I am open-minded to learn more about other religions but not believe what they do. I was once a believer of Animism growing up and found that what we believe does identify who we are as a whole. In learning more about other religions, this also allows me to increase my knowledge of understanding a person better by their religious background. Consequently, I am a Christian who is intrigued in learning about the beliefs of …show more content…
Assuming that we live in the land of the free, society is faced with injustice and governed laws by greater officials. The only way I may be free is from my religious standpoint that a perfect man died for my sins. The definition of freedom may be more of a psychological idea rather than a quality everyone misinterprets it for. Freedom is becoming able to enact freely through actions, speech, or justifications. Every day I feel restricted to share my beliefs because I may be ridiculed for them. To become free, people must accept each other and the story that forms them into who they are. Freedom which proves neither to be true nor false wholly may be interpreted in various categories according to one's own perspective of