Next?

[FiveTimes]

What about Jedi ? During the census wasn't it a recognised religion ?

 

[Moscow Mule]

Hey - they don't worship fire. I'll have to roast you alive in an electric oven for that.

Directly no, as a symbol, yes.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoroastrianism#Basic_beliefs

The energy of the creator is represented in Zoroastrianism by fire and the sun which are both enduring, radiant, pure and life sustaining. Zoroastrians usually pray in front of some form of fire (or any source of light).

 

[sasguru]

Where's the only reality: Atheism?

 

[Moscow Mule]

Where's the only reality: Atheism?

Well that's not going to be any fun is it?

"Sandy, You must fervently believe that there is no God for a month"

 

[Old Greg]

Directly no, as a symbol, yes.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoroastrianism#Basic_beliefs

They don't like being called fire worshippers. Poor sods have had a tricky several centuries.

 

[Moscow Mule]

They don't like being called fire worshippers. Poor sods have had a tricky several centuries.

I'd say so. I've only ever met one.

 

[Old Greg]

I'd say so. I've only ever met one.

I've met a couple. Used to know one at school reasonably well.

 

[SallyAnne]

And where's the "it's all rubbish anyway" option, for SA?

I think you'll find it's all pap!

And stop sniffing round my personals!!

 

[Tex]

And stop sniffing round my personals!!

Which smell of cheese anyway.

 

[NotAllThere]

Covered in Christianity

No it isn't. They don't believe Jesus is God. Or rather they believe he realised his godhood as all mormons have. Sounds kind of newagey, hindu to me.

Apparently, when super senior Mormons (silent second m) go to temple to be initiated, they find it's just the same as freemasonry.