Umm, I'm openly an atheist in a country where hardly anyone else is, and I've never faced any criticism for it. I'm sure that in a whole lot of countries other than USA and European countries, you do have this freedom.Machupicchu14 wrote: Right now, I think that in most countries, you can decide what religion to follow or just not to follow any religion at all (mainly Europe and the USA I should say).
My family is also non religious, I'm an agnostic atheist, and I'm in my teens. HELP!Courtenay wrote:Or then there's someone like me, who grew up in a completely non-religious family, was a determined agnostic (never quite atheist) throughout my teens, then as a young adult found a faith that meant so much to me and changed my life so decidedly that I ended up becoming a Christian, which was once the last thing I wanted to call myself!!
Tbh I don't think I'll end up a Christian or Hindu, but you never know what's gonna happen.
Anita and everyone else, I'm truly sorry for having derailed so many threads these past few weeks. I'll try to not let it happen any more.