The Sacramental Life
Describe how you imagine the Holy Spirit. To start this entire paper off, I am not a Catholic, Christian, Muslim, or Jew. I grew up Christian, and became a Muslim, and was one for about two-and-a-half years. From April 2015 to about May 2016, I had a few stages where I might go off of atheistic or agnostic thoughts and have my spiritual life "complete" there, but for the past couple months, I have figured out that when I have a discussion or to describe myself spiritually, I will just come out and say I do not want to have a label on me. I now respect all religions and all the ways that humanity has came to seek and find higher powers. I personally think the power is us, and that the real thing that is important is keeping the planet as healthy as it can be for as long as it can be. Now to how I imagine the Holy Spirit. When I was a Christian, I saw the Holy Spirit as something a televangelist would look like. I used to always see God as a masculine man, and the words "Holy Spirit" just sounded a …show more content…
I have only lived seventeen years in a vastly-changing world, and I have changed many times too. What I can do to be faithful to the covenant of marriage is love my wife as I would love our beautiful Earth. I would try to create an atmosphere (along with my wife) in our house that would give us a feeling that we can be honest with each other and make it great atmosphere where we can have fun and make each other laugh. I would wear our wedding ring to keep it as a reminder of my wife and I's love. Along with being faithful to the covenant, I would not engage in having another partner, or doing things that would take value away from my romantic/marriage life. This includes doing bad drugs, lying, treating her as an object, or just being a lazy partner who does not want to achieve anything that blows his
Describe how you imagine the Holy Spirit. To start this entire paper off, I am not a Catholic, Christian, Muslim, or Jew. I grew up Christian, and became a Muslim, and was one for about two-and-a-half years. From April 2015 to about May 2016, I had a few stages where I might go off of atheistic or agnostic thoughts and have my spiritual life "complete" there, but for the past couple months, I have figured out that when I have a discussion or to describe myself spiritually, I will just come out and say I do not want to have a label on me. I now respect all religions and all the ways that humanity has came to seek and find higher powers. I personally think the power is us, and that the real thing that is important is keeping the planet as healthy as it can be for as long as it can be. Now to how I imagine the Holy Spirit. When I was a Christian, I saw the Holy Spirit as something a televangelist would look like. I used to always see God as a masculine man, and the words "Holy Spirit" just sounded a …show more content…
I have only lived seventeen years in a vastly-changing world, and I have changed many times too. What I can do to be faithful to the covenant of marriage is love my wife as I would love our beautiful Earth. I would try to create an atmosphere (along with my wife) in our house that would give us a feeling that we can be honest with each other and make it great atmosphere where we can have fun and make each other laugh. I would wear our wedding ring to keep it as a reminder of my wife and I's love. Along with being faithful to the covenant, I would not engage in having another partner, or doing things that would take value away from my romantic/marriage life. This includes doing bad drugs, lying, treating her as an object, or just being a lazy partner who does not want to achieve anything that blows his