Relgion Survey

Shinto's kinda neat. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

What was Aleister Crowley's religion? I pick that one. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

I picked Buddhism, since it does not posit the existence of a god and since it does not demand belief (not in priests/gurus or masters - including the Buddha).

Perfect, for atheists or agnostics, on top of which it has quite realistic and good suggestions for minimising the experience of suffering inherent in existence [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[PokerAmateur4]

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Taoism

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I choose Buddhism. The reincarnation thing is the weakest part of it however we are all in a cyclical earth, i.e. matter changes to other forms, body=soot=...

Christianity should in no way have that many votes. It is on par with the others in outrageous claims. They all have some invisible figure heads etc.

Why is Christianity more believable for those who voted as such.

[Warren Whitmore]

"Christianity, Buddism, life after death. I guess I wouldent believe in anything if it werent for my lucky mood ring." - Steve Martin

"Born again Christian? Reincarnatin, Buddism, Ala? Its all so confusing and hard to know for sure. Step on this property and find out right now!" - Hand written no trespassing sign in Kingston NH.

[ReadyEddie]

has anyone done the numbers on where this forum stands? Im curious to know if most are agnostic/atheists...

Zoroastrianism

[quinn]

I have a question for the 8% that voted ancient greek mythology. Wtf?

[evil_twin]

We were looking for the "they are all equally absurd" button but it wasn't included.

Having said that, I probably should have voted Buddhism.

[benjdm]

I keep coming back here wanting to pick one to vote for just to see the results. But they all have an equal 0 believability.