Is Vorbism a religion?

Someone forgot to tell Palmy. A plentiful bounty of Jesuses and even some Mohammedses and other deities bless our heathen hearts.

happybaboon wrote:Someone forgot to tell Palmy. A plentiful bounty of Jesuses and even some Mohammedses and other deities bless our heathen hearts.

Mohammed wasn't a deity, so the presence of one or more in PN is no more odd than the presence of any other human, which is odd enough in itself.

slidecontrol wrote:

great uncle bulgaria wrote:

FLATULENTFRIEND wrote:Most of the world’s population have religious belief compared with one small group of scientists

mass delusion is trumped by logic

yeah, but never ever underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups

True - look how they voted Obumma in

FLATULENTFRIEND wrote:Most of the world’s population have religious belief compared with one small group of scientists

Most of the world's population have their own macrofauna too. I don't care to join them.

Wait.... So Flying Spaghetti Monster isn't real religion ?

E Dogg Capizzle wrote:What say ye about the forthcoming extinction of religion in New Zealand?

It seems incredibly unlikely.

I think the model of religiosity mentioned in the article might share a category with the "assume a spherical cow..." model of dairy farming.

kona.stinky. wrote:Wait.... So Flying Spaghetti Monster isn't real religion ?

Pastafarianism is the one true religion....

It seems highly unlikely that religon would become extinct in those nations.For one it's a very assumptive study with the model being based on very specific things working out it seems.

In my eyes religion is primarily the answer to questions that can't be answered and its for people who can't handle there being no answer. So long as people need something or someone to believe in, organized religion will have to exist in some form or another.

fox wrote:In my eyes religion is primarily the answer to questions that can't be answered

What questions are these?

Who is responsible for the earthquakes?

Who sprinkled the stars across the sky?

Where does that other sock go to?

Oli wrote:Who is responsible for the earthquakes?

Who sprinkled the stars across the sky?

Where does that other sock go to?

The sock question is a real puzzler admittedly.

I have that answer

Everyone mistakenly assumes washing machines/dryers run on electricity as they plug into the wall socket when in fact they run on socks, the electricity bit is just clever scam by the power companies

Oli wrote:Who is responsible for the earthquakes?

Who sprinkled the stars across the sky?

Where does that other sock go to?

Also Why do birds suddenly appear, every time, you are near?

bugle wrote:I have that answer

Everyone mistakenly assumes washing machines/dryers run on electricity as they plug into the wall socket when in fact they run on socks, the electricity bit is just clever scam by the power companies

I believe this proves that Bugle is, in fact, God!