Always a fun topic, guaranteed to get people involved, one way or another. I think religion is generally a good idea, and everyone ought to have one. Usually they teach you about things like morals and ethics that you'll never hear about in Poly Sci classes, that help societies operate smoothly. Over at Theo Spark, there's this flow chart to help you pick one that suits your personality.
I, of course, am an Orthodox Viking. We believe everything it OK as long as you do it to excess. If a little is good, and more is better, than too much ought to be just about right.
I am noticing, however, that those of us who survive the experience for any significant length of time have a tendency to drift off into something along the lines of Buddhism.
I, of course, am an Orthodox Viking. We believe everything it OK as long as you do it to excess. If a little is good, and more is better, than too much ought to be just about right.
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I was browsing my Chambers dictionary (the one with a bit of wry humor), and discovered anythingarian. That is, one who doesn't any particular beliefs.
That said, your chart seems to be more anti- politically correct than thoughtful.
Besides, Wiccans consider there is only one fundamental divinity; saints and "gods" are merely expressions of that source of godhood. The use of faces and representatives for divinity is for the comfort of the worshipper, and doesn't detract from the fundamental truths involved.
Sort of like the Christian triune God, but different.
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