9/26/11

I decided to go back to the article Professor Valeta showed in class today because it caught my interest. At first thought, it is weird to be religious and not believe in God. That is not usually the case, but when I think about the idea more it makes sense. People can be religious and not believe in God. I believe there are many ways to be religious and not have to believe in a God. This article was also cool to me because it was based in Berkeley, California, my home town and also the guy Maxim Schrogin is from my temple. It is shocking that a smallish town and even my temple out of many in Berkeley was mentioned. I think there is a huge aspect of community that has to do with religion, you shouldn't have to be forced to believe in God. There are many other ways to approach religion.