Well, I have to say - some things are correct, some not, so it looks like having a guess.

Mmmmhhh... interesting!!!
Usually one has to open up to be able to accept anything... maybe it's because you don't know much about the things you don't believe in - and that's why you don't believe in them??? Or maybe you don't want to?
I don't know, but maybe this could be a reason? (It's okay if you don't want to talk about that by the way, I always respect people's attitudes =) )

@Scorpius - it's still interesting to see that stuff, isn't it?

Yeah, it's interesting, but, at least in my case, not very accurate.

What's your ascendant?

Krebs

Hihihi.. aww =) [thats my sun sign =)]
I'll go take a shower and come back laterrrrr........ see youuu =)

See you later, alligator.

@Mona: Partly, you might be right
I don't know much about diffrent religions.
I didn't go to the church very often and my parents don't believe in god, either... maybe I would believe in god if they'd made me go to church every sunday or something like that.
But they always left me the choice, so I went to the religious education (Religionsunterricht?) during my first four years of school just to have a look at it.
To be honest, I thought it was quite ridicoulus. Well, we just had to draw and sing and the correct answer was always "because of god".

I don't want to start a discussion like "Does god exist", so I think I'll spare you my opinion on that point^^

But I do think about that subject quite often, so I don't think that's the reason why I don't believe in god. In the contrary, the more I think about it, the less likely god becomes to me

Same story with me. My whole family does not believe in god, but I was always given the choice.
I think, being born into a religious family makes you much less likely to be able to decide by yourself, because from a young age everyone will tell you about how great god is. A girl in my old class actually discussed with me about those things, an her evidence was the bible. Yes, the bible! Evidence!
I stopped discussing at that point, because I realized I had absolutely no chances to persuade her.
Coming from an atheistic family gives you liberty in that point. You can decide on yourself whether you want to believe in god or not.

Don't misunderstand me, I don't want to offend religious people/families, that's just my point of view.

The rest of my family (grandtparents, aunts, etc.) are very religious. Sometimes I'm really not sure wether my grandma knows that I don't believe in god. But well, she's 85 years old now...
I had discussions like that very often. It's really funny... one of the girls I talked to finally admitted that only parts of the bible are true. And parts of it are wrong!

But well... I don't really care what people believe in. I'm just annoyed when they try to convince me of god

hey

oh fuzzle... long time since we've been talking

Yes... I had to talk to Scorpius instead
How are you?^^

May I ask what "I had to talk to Scorpius instead" means?
It should say "I was allowed to talk to Scorpius instead!"

allowed..

yeah sure...