I agree.
Individualism is a really big thing nowadays.
Consequently, if people were to completely turn away from God, due to their "individualism", its kind of resorting to the idea of "its my life", "God gave me this life to live how I want it".
I can't blame people who are against religion, maybe they had a bad experience with it and I'm not christian or catholic myself, but I certainly don't cause discrepancies about religion because, everyone has their own say. Furthermore, its frankly, quite unfair and disrespectful to digress against someone else and their passion and devotion to their beliefs.
To believe/not believe in God is one thing, but again, to appreciate him and accept him as this almighty entity is another and really, that's where complete devotion to the church and what not, play a crucial role in interweaving the concept of "discrepancy of religion" into the crux of the studies of religion. I studied this kind of debate in Extension History and English so I have a fair idea of the things that people can fall upon to make their pet theories and ideas come to life in their mind. It's really scary as well from what I've read and really again, it's up to you yourself, whether to believe in God's existence.
Sorry, I was just looking around and this came up and I had a read. It was really interesting to see how people reacted of different backgrounds.
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