Posted by Selma:


I don’t want anyone to feel sorry for me. I’m a white male. Twice a complete ****** stranger snuck up behind me and broke my jaw eleven years apart for no reason and no one paid for the crimes, adding to the fury I feel. After numerous surgeries where the doctors only added to the problem, I am left virtually useless in the working world unable speak or even breathe properly. My jaw feels like it’s in a vice and most of the ****** and neck muscles in the left side of my face are useless. I served my country for three years in the military. No medications deal with the nerve damage and I am struggling to keep my spirituality and my sanity. I keep busy as often as I can, but all I feel is anger and resentment for those responsible. I have no respite for the pain and I can’t find a way to find my spiritual self.

Posted by David:


Religion for people who have the answer, and Spirituality for those who enjoy the search?

Posted by Arla:


Do you think religion can provide complete philosophy of spirituality? OR anthing you want to add to help enlighten all of us?

Thanks so much for answering. Peace, Love and Blessings!

Posted by Mason:


Does anyone else feel there is a connection? If so please elaborate.

Posted by Alise:


That religion/spirituality isn’t all bad and evil?

I’m an atheist and I can still see the value and importance that religion/spirituality play in the world. And the many good things that come out of religion/spirituality.

This question isn’t just exclusive to Christianity, Islam, or Judaism; but rather any and all forms of religion/spirituality.

Posted by Bernarda:


For me, as a Christian, I try to read my bible, but usually I pray everyday. I often wonder if it is enough. I have sometimes felt that maybe I should be a nun, or a missionary, like I have to dedicate my whole life to it to be good enough. I know that sort of contradicts the whole idea of God having grace on me through Jesus dying though. I don’t know. I’m not looking for advice, I just want to know, how do other people feel about their own spirituality. What is required of us?

Posted by Lavonna:


Is there anywhere one can go to discuss spirituality etc. on the internet where the people know not to ask the foolish questions they ask here.

I’m tired of everyone coming up with ideas that are hardly unique, and asking them in effort to discredit or stir up people of other creeds on Yahoo! Answers.

Is there anywhere a person can go to have an honest-to-god real philosophical debate?

Posted by Ellen:


We often use these words as if they were one and the same, or because we have seen them being used together. Has someone ever tried to comprehend what these two words “religion” and “spirituality” stand for in the exact sense. Is being religious means being spiritual or vice versa? I will love to hear your thoughts on this.

Posted by Alfredo:


How many here have the key to death and Hades?

Posted by Alfonzo:


For you personally how does religion differ to spirituality and how is it the same? Are you religious AND spiritual or just one or the other? If you are religious does that mean you adhere to one particular doctrine, eg. Christianity, and follow the bible, go to church. OR Muslin, believe in the Koran and visit the mosque? If you are religious do you HAVE to go to church?

Personally I don’t follow any set religion, but I consider myself to be spiritual. Just wondered how “religious” people view religion and spirituality?