RayPlThedudeabides
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Every day there's someone on R&S that describes to us in detail their own personal worldview. They then want to know "what religion is this?"
How do you call this misconception? The idea that a religion is nothing more than a set of ideas, and that for each set of ideas there is a match with a religion?
It's like asking "I like tomatoes, grilled food, soy sauce. Waiters should greet you with "aloha". I like spices but not too much. The atmosphere should be cozy, like a living room. Which restaurant is this?" Instead of asking "which restaurant would suit my preferences best?"
Bonus question: why do people do this? If you're not basing your beliefs on what you've been taught by one organization, then why would you think your beliefs match with those of any organization?
How do you call this misconception? The idea that a religion is nothing more than a set of ideas, and that for each set of ideas there is a match with a religion?
It's like asking "I like tomatoes, grilled food, soy sauce. Waiters should greet you with "aloha". I like spices but not too much. The atmosphere should be cozy, like a living room. Which restaurant is this?" Instead of asking "which restaurant would suit my preferences best?"
Bonus question: why do people do this? If you're not basing your beliefs on what you've been taught by one organization, then why would you think your beliefs match with those of any organization?