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 Why thankyou! I suppose I just have a knack in writing. Everyone's got to have a natural skill, huh. Lol, you're welcome? I just voiced what I believed over the whole religious concept. I can get a grip upon religions such as Wicca, as they're very nature, and spirit orientated. I don't believe they try and explain the creation of anything, just the 'workings' of the world. I can see nature, and I know of spirits, so, I can 'see' it in action. The changing of seasons and so on. But, Christianity, and other modern religions? I just can't see that happening.
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