Church of the Truest Religion

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I, Allo, hereby found the Church of the Truest Religion.

It makes sense to officially codify my religion early so when I commit tons of crimes later I can claim religious immunity.

I reserve the right (and the left) to ban however I see fit; tho, should you believe yourself(selves) to be saintly, you may post in similar style to how I do. Consider us as in an ashram as divine gurus. Posts begin with a question and receive an answer.

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I see old religions often had sacrificial rituals and even today have remnants of that. Was there anything to that? (sh.itjust.works)

submitted 6 months ago by allo@sh.itjust.works to c/ChurchoftheTruestReligion@sh.itjust.works

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I see old religions often had sacrificial rituals and even today have remnants of that. Was there anything to that?

No. It is up to you what you believe, and while it may be healthy to have a positive belief structure related to the removal of bad things and the conversion of subpar things to better things, the actual purposeful destruction of good things should get no positive feedback. Essentially: deities are are not made happy thru sacrifice or loss but thru creation and growth of what matches their energy, causes revisit, and increases their further growth.

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[–] Broadfern@lemmy.world 2 points 6 months ago

So…gardening should have more religious benefit by this logic? I could endorse that