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Imagine a world without religions. A world without religions would be a world that would live in peace. Religions were created by men and not by God. Religions are corporations that create wars for financial gain. Let us not allow our children to be sent to conflicts in the name of religions. People should seek God in their hearts and not in religions. Stop all wars, now! The phrase "Love one another" has nothing to do with religions; it is a logical act. Practice this act and live in peace and prosperity!

Tagline: My new goal in life is to continue my growth in the field of photography. Introduction: My name is Ricardo A. Dominguez and I am a freelance photographer. Photography has always been my lifelong passion. Ever since I was a child, I was attracted to photography and my interest has only grown stronger as I've grown older. I was given my first camera when I was only five years old and since then my dream has always been to work around the world as a photographer. I first began to learn photography in1981 at the New York Institute of Photography. At that time digital cameras did not exist. I made the transition to digital photography in 2012, when I realized that I had become a dinosaur, and I knew I had to adapt to the modern...