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  1. mycorrhiza

    Old member returning!

    Hello! I used to go to this forum a lot between 2012-2014. I've decided to return out of a new spiritual search. Back when I went here a lot I was very sure about my beliefs, now I'm much less so. And I'm probably more open minded and less prone to endless debating as a result of this...
  2. mycorrhiza

    "Elements of Pantheism" and the World Pantheist Movement.

    Has anyone here read that book and is anyone here a member of the WPM? (a naturalistic pantheism organisation)
  3. mycorrhiza

    Hylian religion

    Hylian religion is centered around the three golden godesses Din, Nayru and Farore. Together they created the world and then left a portion of their power in the holy Triforce, a three-piece object that can grant wishes. The current whereabouts of this item are unknown, but it's possible that...
  4. mycorrhiza

    Food for the summer solstice!

    Hello, RF. The summer solstice is coming up, and this thread is where we all share recipes and inspiration for food that is, or should be, part of the summer solstice celebrations! Here in Sweden, the food most commonly consumed around the summer solstice is new potatoes and pickled herring...
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    Could someone recommend documentaries on religion?

    I'm mostly interested in watching something about new religious movements, new age or charismatic Christianity. Anything about Mormonism or Jehova's Witnesses would be fun too. Any recommendations?
  6. mycorrhiza

    Pictures of your altar / place of worship / place of meditation!

    I couldn't find any threads about this that were not in DIRs, so I figured I'd make one. Post pics of your altar, place of worship or place of meditation! At home or at your temple/church/etc. Open for all religions! Here's where I meditate: And here's the "altar".
  7. mycorrhiza

    Poll on substance(s).

    What substance(s) exists? Physical monism: Only one substance exists and it's physical. Idealist monism: Only one substance exists and it's mental/spiritual. Neutral monism: Only one substance exists and it's neutral. Dualism: There are two substances, physical and mental/spiritual. Pluralism...
  8. mycorrhiza

    What mechanism prevents evolution above species level / "kind"?

    Creationist often state that while microevolution is possible, macroevolution is not. What mechanism prevents it? Why can't a species evolve past it's "kind"? There must be some kind of genetic barrier or similar to prevent this, so could you provide evidence of it? So, here's what I want you...
  9. mycorrhiza

    What kind of pantheist are you?

    Monist physical / naturalistic There is one substance and it is physical. Commonly called naturalistic pantheism, scientific pantheism, religious atheism and sexed-up atheism. Monist idealistic There is one substance and it is spiritual/mental. The physical world is thus an illusion or a...
  10. mycorrhiza

    Folk music

    I noticed that there was a shortage of folk music threads, so I decided to create one. Share the folk music of your country! Here's some Swedish folk music. Old folk song: jGc36_bRBwc Newer folk song: 0ghViNjaE-s And here's some very traditional playing, at an "allspel", which is when a big...
  11. mycorrhiza

    Creationist objections to plant evolution?

    Most of the time, the debate seems focused on the evolution of animals, so let's talk about plants instead. As hybridization is very common in plants and the hybrids mostly are fertile, how would we define a plant "kind"? We also see a huge diversity within plant families (like apples and...
  12. mycorrhiza

    Did God create hell as eternal punishment with the arrival of Jesus?

    As hell in the "eternal torture" way isn't mentioned in the Old Testament and Judaism doesn't have a hell in the Christian way, did God create hell when he sent Jesus? Or was it created before and just opened when Jesus came? Or was it always open, but not revealed yet? I know that many...
  13. mycorrhiza

    Atheism, Theism, Pantheism, Agnosticism, Deism test.

    Are You Atheist, Agnostic, Pantheist, Deist, Pagan or what? Religion SelectSmart.com free personality test, selector quiz, matching, choose, compare. It's one of the few quizzes I've found that include pantheism (maybe because it was made by a pantheistic website). Naturalistic Pantheism -...
  14. mycorrhiza

    Religions without anthropocentrism?

    More of a question than a debate, but anyway: Apart from some forms of pantheism, are there any religions that truly lack anthropocentrism?
  15. mycorrhiza

    To those who believe people go to heaven/hell instantly when they die...

    What is the point of the ressurection at the end of time? If everyone already is in their right place, why is a ressurection necessary? :confused: (This topic is for those who support instantly going to heaven/hell, not those who support that the soul sleeps until the ressurection).
  16. mycorrhiza

    Worship of wells/springs

    In the nordic countries, in the Great Britain, Ireland and other places, these practices were widespread. People drank the water and sacrificed items (often coins, but also food) to become healed of disease. The water was supposedly "magic" and often a gift from the Gods. Later on, Christians...
  17. mycorrhiza

    Worship and rituals in naturalistic/monist physical Pantheism.

    As the God in naturalistic Pantheism is of the non-personal and non-sentient sort, is there a place for such a thing as worship and rituals? Is there a point in worshipping something non-sentient or performing rituals in a naturalistic religion? Do you perform any rituals and do you worship...
  18. mycorrhiza

    How to interpret Deuteronomy 32:8-9?

    There are several different translations of this, including everything from "sons of God" to "sons of man" to "sons of Israel" and "mankind". And even then, "sons of God" could also mean humanity. The version in the translation of the Bible I own highly implies that the Lord is just one of many...
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