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Religion causes inflexibility, wars, hatred, persecution, a world full of divisions. I want to ask if one can leave religion behind and return to faith, if it's possible to have faith instead of religion. Faith is something dynamic: a search. Religion is inflexible. Is it possible to leave inflexibility behind and progress to faith? by Dedi Baron |
