• PositiveControl@feddit.it
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    8 months ago

    Well, if I had to pick a fictional character to represent the joy of faith and devotion to god… Let’s just say Kratos is not the one I’d choose

      • jaaake@lemmy.world
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        8 months ago

        While every religion has its crazies (GTFO, orthodox & hassids), I found judaism to be far more critical and questioning than other religions that I’ve been exposed to. Literally the opposite of black & white thinking, a bunch of the religious texts are actually just arguments of different scholars (contemporaries of christ) offering opposing viewpoints and interpretations of older doctrines. (I’ve got an unfounded theory that this is why so many jewish people go into the study of law.)

        That being said, I am not a religious person and despite being raised jewish, I now consider myself an atheist. Technically a satanist if we’re talking about giving my money to some kind of church.

        • dustyData@lemmy.world
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          8 months ago

          Still, chanting at a magical fairy when you are 12 doesn’t make anyone a man. It’s an outdated tribal rite of passage at best, and a superstition with potential for horrendous implications in general.