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Why Fictional Religions Feel So Fake | Religion For Breakfast [19:36]
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Your logic is flawed and you should feel biased... Oh, you already do? Yeah, that tracks.
FWIW, and just to clarify, ALL RELIGION IS FAKE. 🤌🏼
I don't know what do you mean, you haven't seen a church or mosque in your life? I'm pretty sure they exist, and they are part of a religion. The video is not about what they speak in those buildings, but the whole thing: people believe in things, and those belifes has manifestations: festivities, buildings, rituals, books, etc, and that is a Religion in its actual sense. There is no word on if it's based on facts or not,but how a religion looks like. Watch the video please.
Oh? Religion is just a building/fanbase? So Spiderman is "real" because comic book shops & conventions exist? GTFO.
You still havent watched the video, right?
We have different words for different things. If it's based around a comic book character or a personal electronics manufacturer it's called a fanbase, if it's around a single preacher it's a cult or sect, if it's a bit older it's a religion, but they can be very similar, yes.