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    Does Being Religious Promote Well-Being?

    By Reviewed by Abigail Fagan,

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    Wm S
    22h ago
    It's hard to believe that humans still believe in the supernatural. It's not the middle ages. Religion is essentially several groups, religions claiming that they speak for their deity, creator of the universe, and use an ancient book, to control people and make money. This has worked to control the sheep, disciples for many centuries. Meanwhile, There is no evidence that the characters in the bible had supernatural abilities and created the entire universe.There is no evidence that the realm of the supernatural exists or that anyone has ever been given the authority to speak for or represent an alleged creator of the entire universe. There is no evidence that an alleged creator of the universe, supports any religion or needs money, help or worship from humans.
    Liz Roland
    23h ago
    not religious but spiritual knowing moral Concepts
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