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19th May 2007, 12:07 PM
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Beliefs were here before we were born and they will be here long after we die. There is hardly any new beliefs anymore. I think it is the way we collect, organize and understand our beliefs is what makes us unique individuals. My collection of beliefs will not be the same as vivamis123’s , Jaiket’s or arthra’s. We may have some similar beliefs in common but they may not be in the same order or preference to each other. Our beliefs may change. I may take a hiatus from Interfaith Forums and come back two years later as a changed individual or one that many people (who once knew me) may not recognize.
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