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half animal?
Most of the egyptian ones had animal heads or some shit
I get why they did it, but the ultimate god for humans to worship is another human
@EmEm begone thot
Preferably one who has the power to deserve that worship
nah
you don't get it
No, you don't
no u
What better god for humans than one of their own?
you don't understand religious language, i can tell
I'm unimpressed by many people's devotion to nothing
that's ignorant
like i said, you don't get it
Some people devote themselves to tasks in the name of a god, and that's respectable, but just blaming/thanking god for EVERYTHING is largely pointless
there are arguments for most practices
Practices are fine
But just monotheism-ing all over the place is lame
It's not interesting to do or look at
it's about growth
some people take it too far
Yes, and I can think of no exercise less effective than having one explanation for everything
people don't leave it there though
At least pantheons provide some explanation for why things work against each other, monotheism as it is today is a lame cop out
it's a continuous process of learning and self improvement
It's childish "my all powerful diety is better than your all powerful diety!"
I see no self improvement in that
Just repetition of the same rituals and regurgitation of script
And script is fine, but it loses its value if it is used too often
there is a cultural aspect to religion, that is different
That shit is usually lame too
what i'm saying is, that i think you need separate that from the religion itself
Maybe it's better in other countries, but I can't imagine attending any of the shit-tier protestant churches here or any other stupid shit people come up with in their spare time
No, it's a full package
i disagree
If there are enough good parts I'll put up with some stuff I don't like, but there's nothing alluring about american Christianity
because it's mostly cultural
By which I mean protestantism in all its forms, catholicism requires more belief than I have to give