I know I do, but then with Christianity I have had issues with its concepts, but more with people treating me like crap because I like to think, and yes because of both gender and sexuality. I am not going to deny that I have issues with that god. But by virtue of who I am the other mainstream gods hate me too. I can't take a god serious that is unaccepting, sorry just who I am. I know that some people are religious, my fault isn't with you, just with some of the treatment I have had.
Last year I marched with QYN in Manchester Pride's Parade. I enjoyed being proud of who I am, and demonstrating it. I didn't feel quite right yelling abuse at people who don't know nothing better. I don't know, things are not as clear as they should be.
I have read the Bible, the Qur'an and other religious texts, I have read all the scientific counter arguments. I think they are all the same, both the texts and counter texts, they make the same arguments, and don't provide any clear answers.
I guess for me faith has become something more personal. I would say I am spiritual, with an interest in the old religions, like the Norse, Romans, Greek and Egyptians. I love the stories and inspiration they give. So much more interesting and for me, in a way more beautiful.
Yes I like to read tarot cards and do rune readings. I enjoy talks about philosophical subjects. I love to feel I can have hope and faith in something. Even in Warhammer I am drawn to armies with some level of religious feeling and drive behind them. I guess because I am driven by hope, therefore a faith in something, I feel that some form of religion is actually quite important. No matter what kind, whether the Preachings to Masses or the more personal kind I feel it is important to have something to believe in.
I guess it is what drives things. That tiny hope that things will get better, a life after this one or even that we are being protected, whether by divine beings or via a certain Time Lord, it is still pretty much the same thing. I think I will leave this here.
"Love thy self as you would another"