Redefine God - Open Source Religion and Religion 2.0

The Open Source Religion & Spirituality Project and Religion 2.0

How the world came to be is a very controversial topic and has been for a long time. There are many different views out there, and it is important to be able to talk about these different views and topics with an open mind. Open Source gives you a way to be able to do this, and to be able to hear what everyone thinks in a respectful atmosphere. Everyone can put thier own thoughts and ideas out there and we can all learn from everybody. With the world becoming more networked, there is so much information available to learn about ideas that we might not know a lot about. I think it is important, because it is so available to us, to take advantage of all this information to broaden our mind and to shape our beliefs and thoughts. If we are ignorant about other views out there, how can we be sure about our ideas?

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Molly Goodman Comment by Molly Goodman on November 8, 2009 at 7:57pm
I think Open Source religion is just another way to get thoughts and ideas out there. It is a way to increase religious discussion about ALL aspects of the world and relgion. I think it is a great idea because there are no rules or guidelines...just exploration.
Laili Dalloul Comment by Laili Dalloul on November 8, 2009 at 10:38pm
Molly I agree with you, I love how we can just learn and explore new thoughts and ideas, and thats all its about.
Chandra Fudge Comment by Chandra Fudge on November 9, 2009 at 12:25am
I know. There are so many way out there to voice your opinions, but are they all as truly respectful and cumulative as Open Source religion? I wish I had discovered this site before taking this class, and I also wish I had more time to involve myself in it, more than just my class assignments.

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