Comments on: How religious are you?

By: James

James — Thu, 31 May 2007 10:21:31 +0000

Very few young people would say they are Christians. But in school we have a religious ceremony in school every morning. That is the law. It is starnge that even the Muslim pupils have to take part in our Christian ceremonies. The Muslim pupils have their own meeting at lunchtime but not very many attend. I think they have to go to the mosque a lot with their parents, so they don’t need extra services in school

By: patrycja

patrycja — Wed, 11 Apr 2007 13:17:13 +0000

In Poland almost 90 percent of people are Christians. They believe deeply in God. Almost every Polish goes to church on Sunday and during most important Christian holidays. They also show the faith through acts of kindness, helping different people, for example sick. In Poland it is not obligatory to be Christain, but Polish nation is really Catholic.

By: mateusz

mateusz — Wed, 11 Apr 2007 13:15:17 +0000

I’m very religious. I’m going to church every Sunday. And every Friday. I love my religion. My family is very religious. I pray every day. I love going to church because I can meet with God there.

By: krzysiek

krzysiek — Wed, 11 Apr 2007 13:13:56 +0000

I go to church every Sunday and often on Friday. I often pray. I systematically go on religious instruction lessons, because I like the lessons. I like religious traditions, because when I celebrate them, I have got a happy time. In my opinion, people in Poland are friendly, nice and pray.They are good catholics. My favourite celebrations are Easter and Christmas.

By: karolina

karolina — Wed, 11 Apr 2007 13:07:45 +0000

I am Catholic. I believe in one God but I don’t choose my religion – the choice is made by my parents. But if I brought up according to Catholic moral rules, I haven’t got different options. Now, my religion is very important for me and another believers. If I believe in God I have to observe the moral rules and participate in the church life.
Every Catholic believes in presence of God. Catholics have to accept these issues.
In my opinion, Catholics have got a chance to better, happy and moral life.

By: judyta

judyta — Wed, 11 Apr 2007 13:03:57 +0000

My family belongs to people believing in the church. My grandmother for as long as I can remember took me and my brother to the church and taught us different prayers.
It is exactly she I taught my mum and now a religion means me as it. Now when enough I already grew up and realizes it every Sunday I walk to church. We are taking to heart every holidays get around by the church very much. Into Holidays of the Christmas how the tradition demands with my mum and the grandmother we are knocking 12 dishes up. After the supper we are going with entire family to the midnight Mass. Now I learn about my religion more and more since since September I am going to sciences lessons to confirmation. they will be to last for 2 years, since at our Church the priest this way established.
I think that everyone has it religion and tradition connected with it, and I think that nobody should be ashamed of it religion. The religion isn’t something what should decide the person professing this faith.

By: Łukasz

Łukasz — Fri, 10 Nov 2006 16:18:31 +0000

Actually people are less religious than their ancestors . In spite of it I think the churches will soon have no visitors on Sundays.
In my close family there is no atheist. We have own Bible and go to church once a week (and as often as may be necessary for example whilst religious holidays). We try to keep the Commandments. Unfortunately I don’t pray regularly, but all my class have a religious education in school twice a week so I take part in these lessons. It’s obvious I consider Christmas as a holiday and an opportunity to meet friends and family ,too but mainly as a time to pray.

By: Usman

Usman — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 15:07:00 +0000

I think there is a general feeling here that our parents and grandparents are far more religious that we are. I completely agree with this as well. This change is probably because of the fact that when our parents and grandparents were children, religion was taught as an essential part of their lives by their parents. However, the current generation of youths is very different. These days religion is not followed with the same passion as it used to be. Indeed many young youths are deciding that they do not even believe in God. I personally believe that religion is a good thing as it teaches you to be tolerant and respect other people. Even though I may not be the most religious person in the world, it is certainly an important aspect of my life.

By: Sahir

Sahir — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 14:42:05 +0000

Me too im pretty religious, i’m muslim, and I believe it all however Im not that religous compared to my ancestors, perhaps its the new generation of people, I hope that doesnt affect my after life so Im plan to be mnore religious in the future, and recently Ive made the decision to make more interest however noone promised me tomorow so I have to start 2day

By: Pietruch

Pietruch — Tue, 07 Nov 2006 19:38:40 +0000

I am religious. But my grandmother is much more religious than me. She goes to church every day. She prays every day. My brother is as religious as me. But my parents are much less religious than me. They go to church only at Christmas and Easter. My father works on Sunday so he can’t go to church. My mother cooks dinner at Holy Mass time, so she can’t go to church, too. Anyway, I don’t like going to church every Sunday. I have a lot of plans for a Sunday morning, but I have to. Life is brutal…
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