Belief-o-matic: which religion are your beliefs closest to?

[no_chill]

Prison Earth isn't even included in the questionnaire...

 

[Andy Kaufman]

WUBBA LUBBA DUB DUB!!!

I only ever watched one ep of Rick and Morty and hated the art style and voices so I ditched it.

 

[Outer Heaven]

I only ever watched one ep of Rick and Morty and hated the art style and voices so I ditched it.

Clearly you didnt have the IQ to appreciate a man turning himself into a pickle

 

[llillilll]

I only ever watched one ep of Rick and Morty and hated the art style and voices so I ditched it.

This is crys of a man getting filtered by the HIGH IQ jokes of Rick and Morty.

 

[Jade]

I suspected as much. Most of the non-hindu choices they gave I was very opposed to.

 

[Sleepyhead]

This is embarrassing. I've often made playful jabs at UUs for lacking conviction and being generally bland. I guess I need to put in the work to figure out where I stand on certain issues, instead of defaulting to indifference. Quiz is bullshit, still learned something.

 

[mydadiscar]

Orthodox Quakerism. My true religion is Systemspace, but the questions are so specific I could only choose answers that slightly resembled my beliefs, if at all. It is unsurprising that this only accounts for mainstream beliefs, but disappointing nonetheless.

 

[Jade]

Orthodox Quakerism. My true religion is Systemspace, but the questions are so specific I could only choose answers that slightly resembled my beliefs, if at all. It is unsurprising that this only accounts for mainstream beliefs, but disappointing nonetheless.

Just did some cursory research on systemspace and wow that was a wild read. What got you into the whole thing originally?

 

[mydadiscar]

Just did some cursory research on systemspace and wow that was a wild read. What got you into the whole thing originally?

I signed up back when it was around thinking "well, I don't know what this is, but just in case it is true I can get into the afterlife!"
I forgot about it until early 2020 when it randomly crossed my mind. I looked around online until I found its name (I had only remembered the basic details, not even the name) and decided to research it, having grown out of my immature edgy atheist ways by this point into a more open-minded person. I read the Compendium (I guess you could think of it as its holy book but it is more like just a general info dump of what is known about Systemspace, rather than resembling a holy book. Reads more like a pamphlet if anything) and was convinced.