âBut isn't reality, in a way, all a matter of perspective? I mean think about religion for example, some people spend their entire lives devoted to something that they cannot see, they cannot hear, but they BELIEVE rather blindly that it's there and they devote everything they have about themselves to this entity, but then others spend their entire lives trying to DEBUNK these people- they care so much about being scientific about EVERYTHING that they devote their lives to doing nothing but proving a point, what's the difference between someone believing in .. a castle, that they're a princess and the people around them are their helpers, and someone believing that God spoke to them in the middle of the night and told them to spend the rest of their lives devoted to spreading messages from whatever God it is that they believe in? If it isn't hurting anyone, why try to convince them otherwise? And don't take this the wrong way, I'm a spiritual person, I'm not classically 'religious' but I believe in a God and a Goddess and plenty of other things, wich just makes me wonder further, why is it ok by society's standard to put one spiritual entity in a box that you can call 'religion' and have people accept it, and another in a box called 'fantasy' and be called crazy? I believe in faeries, there's nothing wrong with that, but there's no more or less proof in faeries than there is in God, yet if I tell someone I believe in faeries they'll stare at me as if I belong in-... well... the fact that I'm in a mental hospital not withstanding- but if I said I believe in God they'd barely bat an eye, all of it collects back to one simple thing: You cannot see it, or hear it, and believing in it is ENTIRELY subjective, so why is there such a difference?"
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