Atheists (not a 'does god exist' thread BTW)

[Zulu Elephant]

If you were to convert to a particular religion/denomination (presumably purely on their philosophy since you don't believe in god) what would you opt for?

Put another way: As an athiest which religious philosophy (minus the ritualistic/spiritual baggage) appeals to you most?

[Agathon]

Neoplatonism.

[Boris Godunov]

Probably Buddhism. 'Cept I like material things. I'd have to say ultraliberal Episcopalianism. If losing the "ritualistic/spiritual baggage" entails not attending church services, then life would go practically unchanged!

[reds4ever]

The one that believes in 'karma', I don't believe in it per se, but I like to think in general terms 'What comes around, goes around'

[General Ludd]

Paganism.

[Odin]

Buddism

[Proteus_MST]

Originally posted by Boris Godunov
Probably Buddhism.

Yep, especially Zen-Buddhism

[reds4ever]

karma == Buddism?

if so i'd be a lapsed buddist

[Whaleboy]

Probably a cross between Agathons and Buddism. I'm sorry but I cant live without tantra!

[Agathon]

Originally posted by elijah
Probably a cross between Agathons and Buddism. I'm sorry but I cant live without tantra!

Sex is evil - it's the way that matter drags us away from our immorterial home!!!!!

Save yourself, boy!!!!

[yavoon]

wutever the aztecs practiced.

[reds4ever]

Originally posted by yavoon
wutever the aztecs practiced.

getting shot by Spaniards?

[Sava]

none

[Odin]

Originally posted by yavoon
wutever the aztecs practiced.

Very sick polythiesim.

The Native American religions are good too, they emphasize being one with nature, and I am an enviromentalist tree hugger.

Sava, I was expecting you to say Serbian Orthodox.

[Sava]

Sava, I was expecting you to say Serbian Orthodox.

That would require me to believe in God.