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maybe religion in the future
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wug wrote:
Koolaid wrote:
it's also super interesting to me that the desire to make sense of our existence, for example through religion, is a human concept and that basically being religious and having rituals, believing in things, is kind of what propelled our evolution?
Evidence #?? that I'm not actually human
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Koolaid wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
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Yeah, but no I don't think so unless we see something that shatters civilisation as we know it. Those religions were abandoned because the places where people believed in them were occupied or that the people died out, and another religion emerging. As of now, Islam and Christianity in particular has such a solid grasp of some countries that it's unlikely something else will take that place and shove it out in the cold, abandoned. 
yeah that's true, but for a certain period of time, roman culture was the biggest thing in the world so it's not unlikely that such a giant shift could happen in the future
Christianity in its current form is arguably romanic tho 
oh yeah forgot about the whole first christians were persecuted and then christianity became the main religion thing. but still, it's possible
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Koolaid wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Koolaid wrote:
it's also super interesting to me that the desire to make sense of our existence, for example through religion, is a human concept and that basically being religious and having rituals, believing in things, is kind of what propelled our evolution?
Evidence #?? that I'm not actually human
boom ur an alien
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wug wrote:
Koolaid wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Koolaid wrote:
yeah that's true, but for a certain period of time, roman culture was the biggest thing in the world so it's not unlikely that such a giant shift could happen in the future
Christianity in its current form is arguably romanic tho 
oh yeah forgot about the whole first christians were persecuted and then christianity became the main religion thing. but still, it's possible
I wonder what kind of things that shattered the Roman empire because yeah.. hmm
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wug wrote:
Koolaid wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Koolaid wrote:
it's also super interesting to me that the desire to make sense of our existence, for example through religion, is a human concept and that basically being religious and having rituals, believing in things, is kind of what propelled our evolution?
Evidence #?? that I'm not actually human
boom ur an alien
obviously
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uhyre wrote:
Koolaid wrote:
it's also super interesting to me that the desire to make sense of our existence, for example through religion, is a human concept and that basically being religious and having rituals, believing in things, is kind of what propelled our evolution?
u give us two thumbs and a brain capable of existential crises and ur bound to collectively come up with some reasoning for everything
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Koolaid wrote:
mikkelrev wrote:
Koolaid wrote:
it's also super interesting to me that the desire to make sense of our existence, for example through religion, is a human concept and that basically being religious and having rituals, believing in things, is kind of what propelled our evolution?
u give us two thumbs and a brain capable of existential crises and ur bound to collectively come up with some reasoning for everything
true i had an existential crisis at age 5
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Bimbo wrote:
Actually not everyone in Ancient Greece believed in the gods, it's just that most did so the people that didn't were a minority. Also religion in Ancient Greece varied from place to place, they believed in the same gods (for the most part), but had different myths and legends about them. Also there are still people who believe in those gods, and most of them aren't even Greek lol!!
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uhyre wrote:
Koolaid wrote:
mikkelrev wrote:
Koolaid wrote:
it's also super interesting to me that the desire to make sense of our existence, for example through religion, is a human concept and that basically being religious and having rituals, believing in things, is kind of what propelled our evolution?
u give us two thumbs and a brain capable of existential crises and ur bound to collectively come up with some reasoning for everything
true i had an existential crisis at age 5
exactly

by age 6 id already joined then disowned christianity because no fair god would ever let my prayer for a barbie castle go unanswered like that
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Koolaid wrote:
it does scare me that i will just be gone after i die

like i wont even care that im dead cause i wont be there anymore

but this quote soothes me:

“I do not fear death. I had been dead for billions and billions of years before I was born, and had not suffered the slightest inconvenience from it.”
― Mark Twain
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Koolaid wrote:
VanityVogue wrote:
Actually not everyone in Ancient Greece believed in the gods, it's just that most did so the people that didn't were a minority. Also religion in Ancient Greece varied from place to place, they believed in the same gods (for the most part), but had different myths and legends about them. Also there are still people who believe in those gods, and most of them aren't even Greek lol!!
yeah that seems more realistic 
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Koolaid wrote:
mikkelrev wrote:
Koolaid wrote:
mikkelrev wrote:
u give us two thumbs and a brain capable of existential crises and ur bound to collectively come up with some reasoning for everything
true i had an existential crisis at age 5
exactly

by age 6 id already joined then disowned christianity because no fair god would ever let my prayer for a barbie castle go unanswered like that
HAHAHAH
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Bimbo wrote:
VanityVogue wrote:
Actually not everyone in Ancient Greece believed in the gods, it's just that most did so the people that didn't were a minority. Also religion in Ancient Greece varied from place to place, they believed in the same gods (for the most part), but had different myths and legends about them. Also there are still people who believe in those gods, and most of them aren't even Greek lol!!

Something that I think isn't being taught in schools outside Greece (correct me if I'm wrong) is that Greece actually became a country much later in history, way after ancient times. Back then it was just a giant collection of cities and islands that were in the same area, they didn't consider themselves a united country. That's why wars between them aren't considered civil wars, they were just wars, mostly between Sparta and Athens!! They all had extremely different societies and ways of life, and critisized each other on them.
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