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United States World Union of Deists
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Hello everyone. Is it wrong to live as a Orthodox Christian to my Church but inwardly I am a deist. This Church is my family. I am happy. I see it no harm to be a cultural Christian. I live in a rural area. It’s very hard to live in a very isolate community. So I use the Church and churches for social connection. I don’t believe in the superstition of the Bible. I have gain some benefits from it. I have to be a Christian Deist. In other words a cultural Christian. But I reject the Bible and superstition. I accept science and reason. I learn new ways of understanding God through other peoples perspectives.
Charles Ajootian
Sep 02
I am a 77 year old male living in NH, a passionate believer in God and Deism.
Is anyone looking into getting a 501(c)(3) religious exemption for the organization? I would like to help with this effort if there is one. Thank you.
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Unknown member
Jul 23
Hello everyone, I just joined the group. I’m Juliet, coming to you from Maryland. I’ve been a Christian all my life and have struggled with the entire concept of Christianity. The unpleasant behavior of many Christians, the corruption in many churches, the hypocrisy in churches and etc. As I read more about deism, it all sounds like what my mind naturally thinks and believes so I’m here to learn more.
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Hello James. How long have you been a Deist? After I became a Deist, I would attend church, primarily for my mom. However, over time I could not stand being in church any longer. I explained to my mom that I respect her desire to attend church and that she should respect my desire not to go to church. That worked out.
Regarding a Christian Deist, that's impossible, since to be a Christian you must believe Jesus is the son of God and your savior, and to be a Deist you must follow your innate God-given reason which rejects those beliefs.