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Religion

dimbear

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8. It's strange how things go in circles, ain't it. The Egyptians had cat worship down pat

Reply to Silent3 (Reply #7)

Thu Jan 17, 2013, 09:59 PM

Jan 2013

3000 years ago. The old ancient wisdom doesn't go away.

On edit: a more reasonable passion, all things considered, is the practice of arctolatry. Mostly an Amerind and Eskimo practice, the worship of bears.

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Religion may not survive the Internet [View all] cleanhippie Jan 2013 OP

Nah. Shadowflash Jan 2013 #1

If the statistics are to be believed, then that is not entirely true. cleanhippie Jan 2013 #2

The internet is great for shopping. rrneck Jan 2013 #3

Religion has been reduced to just another form of entertainment like Facebook cleanhippie Jan 2013 #5

Considering the poor quality of religion bashing on the internet, he's being optimistic. rug Jan 2013 #4

Support groups for exiters: the best of the bunch. dimbear Jan 2013 #6

Religion will morph largely into cat worship Silent3 Jan 2013 #7

It's strange how things go in circles, ain't it. The Egyptians had cat worship down pat dimbear Jan 2013 #8