Dorian Gray
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IMDB rating: 6.80 Plot: Fresh-faced and innocent, Dorian Gray arrives in London to move into the house he has inherited. Almost immediately he falls under the influence of amoral and calculating Lord Henry Wotton, leading to a life of increasing debauchery and even violence. Through many years Gray stays as young-looking as ever, while a portrait painted when he arrived grows old, reflecting his increasing excesses. Eventually the picture, now secreted in his attic, becomes almost hideous to behold. When true love finally enters his life he realises he must guard his secret at all costs. |
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Can I be "un-baptised"?
Is there any particular "ceremony" or do I just not live the life of a Christian?
I’m as good as 15 (I will be on the 30th) and I was baptised as a baby by my ar$es of biological parents. My adoptive parents have no problem with me going through with any of this, even though they’re Christians themselves.
So is there anything specific I have to do, or is living a Dorian Gray life good enough?
Thanks in advance.
Note: The Dorian Gray thing was a joke. I clearly don’t live a life like that.
drakestone: my biological parents aren’t in my life anymore (for good reason) and my adoptive parents really don’t mind me being atheist. I very much doubt they’ll have a "diminshed responsibility". And the Dorian Gray thing was a joke. I’m aware he was a lot older than me.
chihuahua: lmao, I’ll *never* forgive them for what they did to me. They didn’t *give* me up for adoption, I had to be taken from them. I’d rather have been aborted than to suffer what I did for so long.
jd: I’ve spent plenty of time learning about the religion thank you. It’s not for me.
Can people please stop assuming that I’m not aware of what I’m talking about?
I was baptised, and when I decided I was no longer religious, I just carried on with my life without it.
Whether my name is still somewhere in the records of the Catholic Church, I don’t know. And it hasn’t made any difference to me; so I don’t see any point in marking my estrangement to religion in any way.
I realised in mid-teenage that faith was based upon nothing but itself, that science explained nature satisfactorily without needing supernatural beings, and that religious beliefs were no different to those of ancient beliefs in gods and goddesses. Up until then I was a devout, practising Catholic.
When I first had doubts about my faith I thought that maybe this was a test of my faith. So I made the effort to accept it even more so. But the doubts came again, and I wondered what would happen if we took faith out of the equation; the world and nature still made sense, so I saw no reason to get back into it. At the time this was difficult intellectually and emotionally (I was a teenager, after all).
That was getting on for 40 years ago, and my escape from faith has freed me to embrace what science has to offer, which I consider far more plausible than belief in the supernatural, and is the nearest we can get to the truth about how nature and the universe work. I’ve felt a sense of freedom ever since, and am happy and at peace with this.
Seeker | Jan 24, 2010
douse your self with the dirt of life
Tom | Jan 24, 2010
I think you just don’t live as what you were baptized as. Plus being a child and dunked, does not really count. Jesus did not become Baptized until he was 30