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Re:Religious fervour is migrating into politics by dragontamer on Sunday March 28, 2021 @12:05PM (#26611446)
What about people meet on Sundays to talk about ancient philosophy, with a few long-term goals such as ending hunger by working in food kitchens and raising money for other charitable causes? If these Sunday meetup clubs get large enough, maybe they can run hospitals or schools.

I think we should call the leaders of such Sunday Meetup groups "Priests", or maybe "Ministers".

Re:Religious fervour is migrating into politics by BrandoElFollito on Sunday March 28, 2021 @05:23PM (#26614742)
That would be great. I read that there are secular masses that actually do that.

The ones you mentioned do not meet to talk about ancient philosophy. They meet to talk about an imaginary entity you come to kneel to and pray it does not bring the end of the world.

The managers of these groups also expect the participants to tell them what they did wrong (confession) and when they hear that a guy is going to rape someone because he feels that need, they cowardly cover for him. Mostly because they put their comfort above the life of someone else (secret of confession).

So yeah, that wood be good but for now this is just a meeting of people who learned this from their parents and do not want to think about the whole craziness of the idea.

The charity work is nice, though.

Re:Religious fervour is migrating into politics by smitty1e on Sunday March 28, 2021 @02:33PM (#26612891)
That's like a Linux User Group meeting to talk about anything but an OS Kernel.