Charismatic

Is this a game where eventually you get back to the first religion from which all or most of the others originate? And I wonder if you outlined this idea to people if they would change their views about religion?

Edit: And why has no one started a religion that tells women they should offer sex to their husbands/partners often to achieve enlightenment? Bloody opportunity wasted there, if you are going to write a religion don’t be lazy and copy an old one. Write a new one encouraging people to partake in regular eating, drinking, exercise and sexual intercourse. 4 commandments already you see, how hard can it be?

Norm_uk

Unlikely as the first religions were likely sun worship and Earth Mother/Goddess types.

And religious people rarely listen to facts so they are unlikely to have their mind changed...otherwise the world would be 70% agnostic already...

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Tockalosh

its at times like this when I have just rolled out of a curry house; rat arsed in down town Kochin and having read the above post that I realize how uneducated I am as I have no idea what some of the words used in this thread mean and I am too ratted to google them, Wherever you were educated, assuming not google, then God bless your teachers.

Am now wondering whether a copious amount of Kingfisher can kill off the copious amount of bacteria I must have just consumed in the shitty Indian curry house

and why do Indian hotels not have chocolate in their mini bars ?

Or is it just me who craves chocolate after curry and beer ?

Time for bed

kimilseung

Christianity is sun/son worship

littlejimmy

There are some roots in Zoroastrianism. Some bloke in the pub told me.

Norm_uk

Fat bloke down the pub? He's a wise bugger!

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Boomhauer

Wouldn't chocolate exacerbate the runs for tourists, considering they likely consume curry quite frequently?

Norm_uk

Is chocolate a laxative?

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The Dean

No...... but hotels in Kochin are...........

Norm_uk

That's something I'm prepared to accept without evidence.

I was told by an Indian colleague that if I visit India I should be prepared for a few days of dysentery - obviously not something the Indian Tourism board puts in it's brochures I imagine!

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