What is your religious affiliation?

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What is your religious affiliation?

Catholicism	4%	[ 2 ]
Christian	21%	[ 11 ]
Hinduism	2%	[ 1 ]
Sikhism	0%	[ 0 ]
Buddhism	2%	[ 1 ]
Judaism	8%	[ 4 ]
Bahá'í Faith	0%	[ 0 ]
Rastafarianism	0%	[ 0 ]
Jainism	2%	[ 1 ]
Taoism	0%	[ 0 ]
Agnosticism	6%	[ 3 ]
Atheism	36%	[ 19 ]
Humanism	0%	[ 0 ]
Other religions, please specify:)	9%	[ 5 ]
Other no religion, please specify:)	11%	[ 6 ]

Total votes : 53

HelloWorld314
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29 Mar 2017, 10:25 am

Come on people, let's produce Asperger's religion statistics ourselves. I am really curious, and I think you are too!

Please only participate if you have been diagnosed or you are very sure you are on the spectrum for statistical accuracy. Thank you!

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kraftiekortie
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29 Mar 2017, 10:41 am

Agnostic Atheist here.

Yes, there is such a thing. Because I am open to non-atheistic input, should it reveal itself.

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29 Mar 2017, 11:18 am

Gnostic atheist here. I view god as irrelevant to the time we're in.

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29 Mar 2017, 12:01 pm

Paganism/Witchcraft.

I am a solitary witch, confirming to the stereotypes of old. The social outcast who loves nature and communes with the spirits :heart:

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HelloWorld314
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29 Mar 2017, 3:28 pm

Fugu wrote:

Gnostic atheist here. I view god as irrelevant to the time we're in.

I thought it was called apathetic agonistic, the philosophy of which is that whether God exists or not does not seem to matter to us.

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29 Mar 2017, 6:09 pm

I was an agnostic atheist since birth (raised Roman Catholic) until July 2016; now I'm an agnostic leaning to a warm deist or pan-deistic creation view. My hostility to organized religion however remains impervious.

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29 Mar 2017, 6:11 pm

Christian but not presently a churchgoer.

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29 Mar 2017, 6:12 pm

HelloWorld314 wrote:

Fugu wrote:

Gnostic atheist here. I view god as irrelevant to the time we're in.

I thought it was called apathetic agonistic, the philosophy of which is that whether God exists or not does not seem to matter to us.

it's gnostic because I don't think god is a real concept. were I unsure, it would be Agnostic(like kraftiekortie)

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29 Mar 2017, 7:20 pm

I am of the Christian faith.

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29 Mar 2017, 8:46 pm

Catholicism is Christian.

HelloWorld314
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30 Mar 2017, 8:42 am

AnneOleson wrote:

Catholicism is Christian.

Really? Sorry I really don't know much about religion, I just kinda copied pasted most popular religions in the US.

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Yo El
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30 Mar 2017, 8:44 am

AnneOleson wrote:

Catholicism is Christian.

I don't hear Catholics calling themselves Christians. They say 'I'm a Catholic'. But what is a Catholic? I have no idea.

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30 Mar 2017, 9:24 am

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30 Mar 2017, 9:31 am

HelloWorld314 wrote:

AnneOleson wrote:

Catholicism is Christian.

Really? Sorry I really don't know much about religion, I just kinda copied pasted most popular religions in the US.

Christianity is a large religion with various separate denominations and subgroups within it. Catholicism is one of the large main divisions within Christianity; along with Protestantism and Orthodox. These main groups further vary into smaller denominations and sub groups. For instance, Protestantism contains Calvinism, Lutheranism, Episcopalism, Methodism, Presbyterianism, and many other groups.

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30 Mar 2017, 9:40 am

Yo El wrote:

AnneOleson wrote:

Catholicism is Christian.

I don't hear Catholics calling themselves Christians. They say 'I'm a Catholic'. But what is a Catholic? I have no idea.

Catholicism is a branch of Christianity. Christianity has many different denominations and subdivisions under it. In the forth century, the Roman empire adopted Christianity as its state religion. The state worked to foster the union of many of the different early sects within Christianity into a central religious organization and common doctrine, centered around the Christian sect in Rome. Thus, as a result, the Bible was written and Catholicism emerged as the main faction of Christianity. Following the fall of the Roman Empire, disputes over the use of icons and the power roles of the pope vs. the Byzantine emperor led to a schism, in which the eastern part of the church split to become Orthodox Christianity. Later in the sixteenth century, religious disputes over indulgences, the Eucharist, how human behavior in life effected ones fait in the after life, and various other doctrinal issues, caused various segments to split off from the catholic church and form the beginning of the Protestant denominations.

kraftiekortie
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30 Mar 2017, 10:24 am

Anybody who believes that Jesus Christ had some sort of "divinity" in him is a Christian.

Muslims believe that Christ was one of the main prophets, like Isaiah, but not "divine."

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