Firmly rooted to Agnosticism.

Firmly rooted to Agnosticism, I often ponder the meaning of a "proper" spiritual existence. I ask myself how one should act, what to say, think, and most importantly how to feel. What does being a Christian mean for a particular individual? How closely does religion tie in to my personal beliefs and ethical morals? Do I apply this religious knowledge on my everyday life, or is it actually another domain in my vast accumulation of …

…indirectly in one's self and directly in external factors, such as nurture and societal influences. Even if most cannot fully comprehend all the aspects of religious matter, they should be content with discovering and cultivating what they believe to be true. For religion is based on faith, and interpretation of truth, and herein lies the journey that many choose to embark upon as they steadily travel in search for the reason of their spiritual existence.