What does your religion teach you about home?
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making families organized and being together as a family!from the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints.
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God allows us to choose to do whatever we want to do.  It is society, humanity and organized religion that puts boundaries on behaviours and sets moral guidelines and laws to be followed.  God could care less what we do.  God loves us regardless and since there is no hell, we will still all return to be home with God when this physical incarnation ends.
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Privilige, God is letting you go into his home. He made it for people who believed in him. I think.
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Hebrews 10:25 God speaks to us about the importance of Christians gathering together and sharing in the things of the Spirit. \nBack in Jesus times people gathered in a house of a fellow believer, but no we can not do that anymore; so we to build churchs, Halls, ect........ to welcome more followers.\n\n** But remember church is only one spot you can worship GOD, everyday evey moment give him glory**\n\nDEMOCRACY IN HEAVEN
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Yes, I want to go home. But I feel that God will call me and bring me when it is time. I am on this earth to fulfill a purpose for him and to help lead more people to his glory and the greatest gift of all. When I have completed that task, I will be home.
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My religion? I choose to keep things as simple as possible.\nI try to live by kind acts. I try to act in accordance with my conscious, with humanity. Why not put prayer into action? AHHHHHHHH! I'm religion-illiterate for that matter. :D
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I think that it depends on the person.  My brother went crazy with christianity.  After his mission, he would take things from us that he didn't feel was alright for us to have and would lecture us about the way we live and what we would do.
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How can a person know which religion is right?\n\n(1) On what are its teachings based? Are they from God, or are they largely from men? (2 Tim. 3:16; Mark 7:7) Ask, for example: Where does the Bible teach that God is a Trinity? Where does it say that the human soul is immortal?\n\n(2) Consider whether it is making known the name of God. Jesus said in prayer to God: “I have made your name manifest to the men you gave me out of the world.” (John 17:6) He declared: “It is Jehovah your God you must worship, and it is to him alone you must render sacred service.” (Matt. 4:10) Has your religion taught you that ‘it is Jehovah you must worship’? Have you come to know the Person identified by that name—his purposes, his activities, his qualities—so that you feel you can confidently draw close to him?\n\n(3) Is true faith in Jesus Christ being demonstrated? This involves appreciation of the value of the sacrifice of Jesus’ human life and of his position today as heavenly King. (John 3:36; Ps. 2:6-8) Such appreciation is shown by obeying Jesus—sharing personally and zealously in the work that he assigned to his followers. True religion has such faith that is accompanied by works.—Jas. 2:26.\n\n(4) Is it largely ritualistic, a formality, or is it a way of life? God strongly disapproves of religion that is merely a formalism. (Isa. 1:15-17) True religion upholds the Bible’s standard of morality and clean speech instead of weakly going along with popular trends. (1 Cor. 5:9-13; Eph. 5:3-5) Its members reflect the fruits of God’s spirit in their lives. (Gal. 5:22, 23) So, those who adhere to true worship can be identified because they sincerely endeavor to apply Bible standards in their lives not only at their places of meeting but in their family life, at their secular work, in school, and in recreation.\n\n(5) Do its members truly love one another? Jesus said: “By this all will know that you are my disciples, if you have love among yourselves.” (John 13:35) Such love reaches across racial, social, and national boundaries, drawing people together in genuine brotherhood. So strong is this love that it sets them apart as being truly different. When the nations go to war, who have enough love for their Christian brothers in other lands that they refuse to take up arms and kill them? That is what early Christians did.\n\n(6) Is it truly separate from the world? Jesus said that his true followers would be “no part of the world.” (John 15:19) To worship God in a manner that he approves requires that we keep ourselves “without spot from the world.” (Jas. 1:27) Can that be said of those whose clergy and other members are involved in politics, or whose lives are largely built around materialistic and fleshly desires?—1 John 2:15-17.\n\n(7) Are its members active witnesses concerning God’s Kingdom? Jesus foretold: “This good news of the kingdom will be preached in all the inhabited earth for a witness to all the nations; and then the end will come.” (Matt. 24:14) What religion is really proclaiming God’s Kingdom as the hope of mankind instead of encouraging people to look to human rulership to solve their problems? Has your religion equipped you to share in this activity, and to do it from house to house as Jesus taught his apostles to do?—Matt. 10:7, 11-13; Acts 5:42; 20:20.
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I am so happy for you!  Doesn't it feel wonderful to FINALLY come home?  For people of all faiths - even if you didn't know you were coming home!\n\nAnd NO, you cannot simply stop 'bugging us'.  What if someone else of your faith is looking for guidance?  Shouldn't you at least be around to give them a name for what they might really be thinking?  Stick around.  It's obviously enlightening for some.\n\nAlso, try Amazon.com.  Especially the 'used' book section.  Or even your local library.  You'd be amazed what I've come up with from 'Friends of the Library' sales.\n\nCongratulations on finding your path!\n\n~Morg~
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Is it online? Because if it is at your home well as someone said that is a religious place. I am an ordained minister and spread ind the word and giving hope that is work of God.
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My understanding of Religion, at least for a Monotheist point of view, is that religion is man's attempt to obey God.  \n\nFor me I am "Christian".  But my relationship with God is more important than how good of a Christian I can be.  I will always fail in pleasing both God and man.  But pleasing God is infinitely more important than pleasing man.  By accepting His grace and obeying His word, he is pleased.  If I can consistently do these things I will exceedingly satisfy my "religous" duties.\n\nSo to answer your question, I would say I do know what it talks about when it comes to my religion.  But only because I get my religous beliefs and practices from a reliable source, God.  And if I have any questions, I ask God not my religion.  Hope this answers your question.\n\np.s.  In no way am I an expert or claim to be an expert.  This answer is a result of what God has taught me through my relationship with Him.
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spirituality!\n\n\nlet thy name resound\n\n\na close personal relationship with your creator is far better than any brand of religion
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Ain't very much to it. \nIf you're dealing with the Spirit... are you trinitarian or unitarian or what?\nWould you have some sort of creed?\nHow would it be organized?\nCould you marry people?\nDo you believe in Baptism?\n\nIf you're going to form a new religion, you'll probably need to think about a lot more than works.... you'll need to know how to deal with the needs of people in your religion.
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Study different religions and choose one that makes sense to your mind and leads your heart to do good works and love of others.  Find a body of believers in that faith who are living it out and get to know them to see if it is good. Don't expect it to be perfect. Nothing with humans in it is perfect. But if it is good and you agree with the teachings and practices, you may have found a home.
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HOW LOVELY IS YOUR DWELLING PLACE (PSALM 84) \n\n1. How lovely is Your dwelling place,\nO Lord God, my King.\nMy heart and flesh cry for Your grace;\nmy soul faints with yearning. \n\nBlessed are those who dwell in Your house, O God,\nand whose strength is in their Lord!\nThey have set their hearts on the pilgrimage;\nset their path upon Your Word. \n\n2. Even as the sparrow finds a home,\nand the swallow finds a nest —\nso my place is near my God and King:\nat Your altar will I rest. \n\nHear my prayer, O Lord, look upon my soul,\nand know that I am true.\nFor You, my God, are my sun and shield:\nBlessed are those who trust in You!
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Do you know what I find helpful?  Remembering that our lives do not necessarily have to be divided up into "secular" and "sacred" things.  Everything we do can be an act of worship to the Lord.  Whether it be washing the dishes, typing a report, cleaning a bathroom ... whatever ...  doing it with the motivation being an act of worship, doing it for the love of God (not to *get* His love [you already have it] but rather *because* of it, in celebration of it) can transform the mundane to into the maaahvelous.  I even noticed that I had more energy physically at the end of the days where I focused on doing everything for the love of God.  It's almost as though He blesses the motivation for doing things when it's done expressly for Him as opposed to doing them simply because we "hafta".  :)
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You can, and should, praise God everywhere you are or ever go.  But just like you visit your friends all the time, it is nice to go to His house every now and again.\n\nGod says to keep the Sabbath holy.  Hard to do at home.  Easier to do at Church.