What is wrong with asking.....about different religions and their beliefs? I ask and got in trouble Why?

No matter what you ask, people will flag you on R&S. This part of yahoo answers is a festival of hate. The extremist Christians will flag you for asking anything that goes against their views and I don't know if the "atheists" do also but some Christian posters seem to complain about that also. The best thing to do is to ignore violation notices.

I get them all the time but I actully do violate the guidelines because I'm a goon.

Nothing's wrong with asking others about their beliefs, but how did you get in trouble? Did you mention anything that might have offended others?

There are so many here in the R&S that are getting real critical of others questions. If you word your question a certain way some feel affended and report your question. I dont like the way Yahoo answer staff handles these complaints. they need to kick off the cronic complainers they are a nuisance too

I too lost an account some time back. I suggest you stop using the account you value so that if it gets deleted you don't loose years of work. Many start a special account just for this section.

cause, yahoo answers censors more than the FCC. They are one of the most lame censors I have ever seen. The are worse than Russia and the media in the 80's.

They will probably even delete this answer.

Asking and learning are good.

Did you ask in a respectful way?

Did you intend to really learn?

Were you intending to make fun of beliefs?

Were you not respectful?

This is my truth ,,be PRESENT,be in the NOW....THINK FOR YOURSELF.....ACCEPT what is....If I get into trouble then so be it ,will take what I have to say to someone that appreciates it.....I ve been answering questions for two days now I wonder if anyone appreciates my answers please add me to your favourite list if you like my truth..........

Gee Skeeter I don't know. How did you get into trouble?

who did you ask? and how did you get in trouble?

i guess religious people are very flakey about their religion