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I am not about to start discussing religion in this article. I think that beliefs are a personal matter. If you are interested in religious jewellery because it reinforces your faith or because you find it pleasing to wear or any other reason then that's ok by you so it...

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Higher Purpose in Life
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My comments may be a bit controversial and it may enrage people but I as a religious person and trying to evaluate the purpose of life? From a logical standpoint I cannot figure it out. We kill and pillage and rape in the name of religion and God. Yet if God loves all of us why in turn would we not love each other unconditionally?

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