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  1. Did becoming a nurse persuade whether you believed in God or not?

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      I have always believed in God, before I was a nurse, and now.
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      Working in the medical field has changed my beliefs. I believe now.
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      Working in the medical field has changed my beliefs. I do not believe now.
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      I have never believed in God and being a nurse has not changed that.
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      I was not sure if God exists, but now I believe he does.
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      I was not sure if God exists, but now I believe he does not.
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      Others? Comments please!

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Did becoming a nurse persuade whether you believed in God or not?

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Specializes in Hemodialysis, Home Health.
Okay you guys, I'm really sorry about this! The other 2 need to be deleted. :(

Did becoming a nurse persuade whether you believed in God or not?

Nope. Had no bearing whatsoever. :)

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My beliefs have changed over the years and I can no longer call myself a Christian. I was a Christian when I started nursing. I'm not sure what in my life's journey changed my views, but I'm pretty sure the medical field didn't have anything to do with it. (Nope it wasn't Satan either.)

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My beliefs have changed over the years and I can no longer call myself a Christian. I was a Christian when I started nursing. I'm not sure what in my life's journey changed my views, but I'm pretty sure the medical field didn't have anything to do with it. (Nope it wasn't Satan either.)

What would you call yourself now? Just curious.

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Specializes in Med-Surg.

Hugry and searching. But agnostic with no affliation and no lable. Right now I'm studying Eastern religions Yoga and Buddhism. :)

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Did becoming a nurse persuade whether you believed in God or not?

No, Has not changed my beliefs at all

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Hasn't changed my beliefs either...I was Pagan when I started and Pagan now...

hugs,

Tisha :)

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I always believed that there was "a" God. Didn't become a Christian until I was 28 and after alot of searching.

Nursing strengthens my faith as does raising children and being married and living life.

steph

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Specializes in Hemodialysis, Home Health.

Nursing strengthens my faith ...

steph

Thanx, Steph... I was wanting to say sth. along this line, and didn't quite know how to put it without being longwinded....... (who, ME??? :rolleyes: ) Heh.

But you just did it... in four simple words. :)

Now why can't I do that?

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I'm not a nurse (yet) - but the older I get, the more skeptical I get. I used to consider myself a Christian, but now I think I'm more of a borderline agnostic/seeker. I'd like to believe in the Christian God, but I just have too much doubt. "He" doesn't "feel" real to me sometimes.

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Okay you guys, I'm really sorry about this! The other 2 need to be deleted. :(

Did becoming a nurse persuade whether you believed in God or not?

I have always believed in nurses before becoming a god...

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it's learning the process of logical rational thinking that eliminates and overcomes all myths (god, jesus, santa claus, etc.)! and not debasing my thought processes to dreams, wishing, magic, or any fantasies. proof! god disappears and all religions appear what they are silly superstition and mindless rituals.it's learning the process of logical rational thinking that eliminates and overcomes all myths (god, jesus, santa claus, etc.)! and not debasing my thought processes to dreams, wishing, magic, or any fantasies. proof! god disappears and all religions appear what they are silly superstition and mindless rituals.

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