Hello everyone! Hope you´re good. Todays topic is religion.
I’m not a religious person. If I had to define my position, I would be closer to agnoticism.
I studied all my primary and secondary education in a catholic school. The first years I was closer to catholic religion, but as I grew older I began to question the doctrines and everything related to religion. That is why I refused to receive the sacraments, despite the pressure exerted on me by some teachers and directors to receive them. Although I had religious differences with my classmates and teachers, that did not prevent me from participating in religious activities that were of great help to the community. That helped me understand a little better the faith and respect for the beliefs of other people, because we all had a common goal despite our differences.
I think that as human beings having something to hold on to in good times and especially in bad times is very important, be it God, faith, the universe, or whatever you want to call those forces that we cannot see but sometimes we can feel.
To finish, I will leave you one of the sentences that marked me the most in school, and that I try to practice daily. It is a sentence and teaching of Mother Paulina: "Let love be the motive for your actions"
