At 9/27/06 09:17 PM, Gendo wrote:
There are too many for my tastes, so I merely adapt philosophies from each of them to form my belief system.
It is very hard for one person to find a religion that they would agree with one hundred percent. It's a lot easier to pick and choose what youwant instead of sticking with a single religion, and it's probably the best way of choosing a philosophy.
I've always loved Satanism's views on getting even with idiots(on their list of venial sins, stupidty ranks as the most punishable),
I don't think people who are genuinely stupid and jerks should be cut any slack either... Although, calling myself a partial Satanist may be going a little too far.
Buddhism's spiritual calmness
I never felt that happiness could be achieved from meditation. I feel that the purpose of life is to live, not sit in a vegatative state all your life pondering what might be.
and the traditions of Judaism(Shabbos, not eating pork, etc.).
It's odd. Ussually the rules of Judaism aren't very popualr. Especially keeping kosher.