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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	It all got quite personal, but this is not a problem as of now :) Group hug everyone, but don't do like Wakkos, keep your clothes on. I don't say ojectivism and self esteem are the panacea, just that the above will ring bells in many persons heads. @Bugimus For self esteem : basically, when asking your question to *t, you displayed a lot of it naturally - educated guess : you were raised by two quite good parents in a healthy way, essentially. A perfect self esteem does not exist (Buddah or Christ, depends on your beliefs, or Gandhi, certainly not me) - but striving to improve it improves our capacity to cope with the challenges of life for certain. As for the belief in God : "believing in order to understand reality" rather than "understanding the world in order to believe". Is a nice way to phrase it. Basically, I do not like to mix spiritual beliefs to more scientific theories, but what I think about a strong belief, is that it may help define a sense of purpose, and may act as a motivator towards healthy relationships to the self and others. But I've seen this drift, and low self esteem people look for answers they could not find for themselves in the divine, the church, or sects - hence trying to separate matters as far as I am concerned. Loading...
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