The important of religion for me

hello everyone, I really hope you are having a good week, today I will talk about religion and my personal perspective on it, along with the importance it has in my life.

First, I believe that people have the right to have a religion or a personal creed if they need it to understand the world around us or seek answers to our existence, and they do not deserve to be judged for their beliefs if they do not judge or blame others.

The existence of diverse points of view about our existence, where we come from and where we are going, helps to experience life in a different way according to the creed of each one, and enriches cultural diversity, but despite the imposition of religious ideas or the search for a state of superiority by certain religious groups do not contribute to the exchange of knowledge about existence, being only a form of repression of free will.

Personally, I don´t consider myself a religious person, in the traditional sense of the word or in the definition of religious Christian, I do not see myself capable of placing my trust or the reason for my existence in a superior being, nor do I believe that everything comes from nothing or the creation of everything has been a random act, currently I don´t know if I can consider myself an atheist person or not and I do not know if religion, of the Christian type, is a relevant part of my life or my decision making, I consider that one he owns his own destiny, and the only thing at the end of the road is what we deserve according to how we have been in life.

I believe that religions come to blind certain people and that many times the problems related to religion are not due to their beliefs or practices, but to the people who carry them out and interpret them in a hostile way towards others.

To conclude, I believe that, although everyone has the right to have their own religion, you can live a life without it and continue to search for a reason for being without placing your destiny in the hands of a God or Gods.

I believe that every human being can decide what to do and to do the right thing, without being forced by a religious creed.