What's the most based religion outside the three major ones?
What's the most based religion outside the three major ones?
Colton Rivera
David Allen
I hate this image because I inherently fear not being able to explore the true extent of Earth because my ancestors were duped by some kikes and revisionist historians faggots.
Liam Peterson
Ancient welsh druidry
Jordan Clark
Rastafari
Hunter Nelson
What? That image is an illustration of lifting the veil of Maya. You do that in your mind.
Jordan King
The one that isn't a power structure designed for mass manipulation. So probably none. Ultimately they're all cults run by humans that want to control what you think, what you believe and what you do.
Dominic Taylor
Taoism
Chase Myers
Evan Turner
Worship the sun and the vortex
Chase Kelly
Buddhism is the most redpilled religion.
Xavier Carter
>That image is an illustration of lifting the veil of Maya. You do that in your mind.
If bigfoots can only turn invisible and aren't engaging in organic interstellar travel, then why do aliens (who can also turn invisible) keep chasing after them?
Ryder Smith
>following a religion/doctrines that other people created
>based
Lucas Ward
>Worship the sun
based
Cameron Wright
this, also other non-dual philosophies, e.g. Advaita Vedanta, Buddhism (especially Zen) etc
Bentley Brooks
>Buddhism is the most redpilled religion.
Protecting your nation is pretty important though, twinkie. There's a very good reason why streetshitters reverted back to Hinduism.
Luis Diaz
is that you, bottomless pit supervisor?
Jaxson Baker
Your native ancestral religion
Jordan Cox
>Chinese religion
>Canadian flag
At this point I just assume all Canadian posters are chinks
Bentley Jenkins
The religion I'm starting up is the most based one. It's basically monotheistic/monistic Proto-Indo-Europeanism, without reincarnation but with an emphasis that part of you continues on with your descendants.
Xavier Wilson
I have always viewed hamingja (for lack of a better word) as a form of reincarnation to be honest
Hunter Davis
Fair
I personally don't - seemingly can't even - accept reincarnation as anything other than a way of explaining genes and traits. This is the only way the difference between European groups and their afterlives can make sense, in my view, except for external influences.
And I unfortunately find people who accept reincarnation are usually way too fatalistic and spiritually lazy for some reason. So even if it's true, assume it's not and live like it. We have shit to do now.
Blake Foster
Church of the holy Vagina, where eating is worship