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    joselyposted 14 years ago

    Hello I would like to know, how do you respond when you are caught up between the values of Religion

    and also between your family in times of crises

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  2. HOOWANTSTONO profile image59
    HOOWANTSTONOposted 14 years ago

    Most people are at this stage or place in their life occasionally.
    Treat it like this....God is in control and he will always work things for the good of all, and always remind yourself that you have handed the circumstance to God and he is dealing with it.

    Psa 55:22 Cast thy burden upon the LORD, and he shall sustain thee: he shall never suffer the righteous to be moved.

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  3. fireball* profile image61
    fireball*posted 14 years ago

    Be honest how you feel,and do not patronize any of the religion or you will heat up the situation.In this situation,you have to think carefully what to say in order not to be biase.Although,not necessarilly you will supress what you feel,just say it in a very diplomatic way.

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  4. pippap profile image78
    pippapposted 14 years ago

    When caught in a crises between God and family, I follow my God.  My religion is a big part of my life and I expect people who know me (family included) to know that this is who I am.

    I respect others' rights to be who they want to be; and, I expect others to allow me the same courtesy.  Fortunately, my family respects this and we have no major disagreements.

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    Iðunnposted 14 years ago

    If people are approaching spirituality sincerely, I don't really see any major differences between core values within them up to and including secular humanitarianism, or even what is useful psychologically and/or sociologically.

    Phaedrus asked "what is good?" in the Platonic dialogues recorded by Socrates. 
    http://caae.phil.cmu.edu/Cavalier/80250 … edrus.html
    Aristotle also expounded on the subject of 'the happy man' in "Nicomachean Ethics". 
    http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Nicomachea … _325_BC.29


    In every model 'good' leads to 'happy'.  This Hub brushes the subject tangently:

    http://hubpages.com/hub/Top-Ten-Healthy … -Happiness

    On a more personal note, there is little that just being kind can't help somewhat.  Hope that helps.

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