Philosophy and Religion

*grabs popcorn*

 

i can understand some people wanting to worship a god. i can understand some people wanting other people to worship a god. what i can't understand, is a god who really is a god, wanting to be worshiped.

 

Hehe, clever picture. This looks fitting but as most of this word playing it only is right in theory/the way it sounds when put like this. In reality all the answers offered in religions have been questioned by both the believers of those religion and outsiders for as long as humans can remember.

 

I hope you enjoy your popcorn because there won't be anything else interesting here. The graphic in the original post is just idiotic. There is no real difference between philosophy and religion.

 

Care to explain this conclusion? :2thumbsup:

 

phi·los·o·phy
/fəˈläsəfē/
Noun
1- The study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence, esp. when considered as an academic discipline.
2- A set of views and theories of a particular philosopher concerning such study or an aspect of it.


re·li·gion
/riˈlijən/
Noun
1- The belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, esp. a personal God or gods.
2- Details of belief as taught or discussed.
Synonyms
faith - belief - creed - denomination



I donno, they seem a bit different as per their primary definitions.
I can't quite put my faith on it, ugh, I mean finger on it.

 

i see philosophy has no synonym . i'll give it one : SPACE . space
is as far as you can see . having a boundary is implied .

religion may claim everything seen , foreseen and unsee-able .

metaphysics is funny , cartoonish . it doodles pictures of My
Theory of Everything .


at its best , any of these can be Relational (as far as i can see) . how
would each answer the question ' whassup wit dese big brains' ?