religion
Choose one of the following categories: afterlife, characters, church, hymns, prayers,or view the best beliefs in this section as voted by visitors. Here are the most recently added beliefs:
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I thought that "heck" was a less horrible version of hell for people who were only KIND OF evil.
Oizys
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For some reason I used to think Moses was another name for Bugs Bunny. I think it had something to do with seeing a picture of a donkey called Moses, because the ears looked kind of like Bugs Bunny ears. There was also no-one religious in my family to tell me otherwise.
Cat
When I was six or seven, I thought that characters from Greek mythology really existed! This was because I saw a cloud shaped like Cupid and thought it was him in disguise. Also, I imagined Atlanta in a tracksuit and glasses and Aphrodite in a modern ball dress for some reason. I also thought Psyche was a little kid for some reason.
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I heard the song about Heaven being a place where nothing ever happened and thought, "What a boring place."
When I was a little girl I used to think that every time it rained it was because the angels were sad and crying.
Julia Estévez
When I was little I thought the organ at church sounded so scary. I thought they were trying to summon monsters like Frankenstein so I would cry and that's why I stayed in another room as they played the organ
My jew friend told me god was real , and i believed it
I used to think everything was made by god.
H
As long as I can think back, I have always imagined souls as transparently green, slightly fluorescent tennis bats on the inside of our bodies. I also imagined god as an old man made from the same material, who could suddenly appear everywhere.
SoulyII
When I was 10 and watched Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince in theaters with Dad and my brother Shaan, when Snape said "No! He belongs to the Dark Lord!" I thought he was talking to Harry and I thought he meant that Dumbledore belongs to the Devil and is in hell.
Trisha Gaurav
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