Religion...

Religion, Well I well i think that it is really difficult to talk about it, , even more now that because I'm meeting people from around the world, but . In a way I like it, because i'm learning new things. Some people have has a culture completely different than mine. I'm catholic and I belive in God, I try to keep His his commandments. I go to church every sunday and I love him. I have known a lot of people who that  tell me that they don't believe in my church things that my church doesn't belive in, and that's ok with for me. I respect them and their beliefs. even I also i agree with some things.
I don't belive everything that people from church tell me. I think that religion is difficult because every religion has created their own beliefs, beliefs that have no such justification, and things that are not even in the Bible. We are brothers united by God, but unfortunately separated by religion.

I think that the only thing that really matters is to believe in God and the Bible. and Ultimately that is the goal of being believing in a religion. We must respect the beliefs of others and keep in mind that we are brothers and sisters.

 

("Who" is for referring animate things and "that" is used for inanimate things)

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Both terms mean the same but there is a subtle difference. Believe is generally based on facts that you are confident about something and you are believing it. In this case you are confident about the other person. Faith is usually used to determine to achieve extraordinary goals. "Like Wright brothers had faith in their machine that it could fly". - The machine never flew but they had a small hope. Usually its blind - "blind faith". Similarly "I have faith in you" is more stronger sense of feeling. It implies that my inner feelings say so.

Grievance : Is a formal statement of complaint, usually against an authoritative figure. Ex: I need to file a grievance against the District Collector regarding the roads. Complaint: Is a statement to express displeasure. Ex: The facilities at the club are not upto the mark, I need to complaint it to the care takers.

Desire: "Wish or want to do something" I desire to be an Engineer. (I wish to be an Engineer in future.) Desperate: "Wish or want to do something but at any cost" I am desperate to go for a break. (I have been working too hard these days and I need to take a break at any cost)

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"If for no other reason " May be there are other reasons for doing something. But even if those are bad reasons, the one reason mentioned in the sentence is good enough. For example: "Plastic is bad for environment, If for no other reason than that, we should stop using plastic." Perhaps there are many reasons to stop using plastic. But even if those are bad reasons, we have one good reason to stop, namely, being bad for environment.