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#11 - tuscanjackal (11/08/2015) [-]

2/10: the author counted confucianism as a religion.

Would not discuss theisms with.

#60 to #11 - shadowkingdr (11/09/2015) [-]

#63 to #60 - abcdxyz (11/09/2015) [-]

Some would argue that confucianism is more of a philosophy than a religion

#64 to #11 - robuntu (11/09/2015) [-]

Meh.

It's *close enough* that people within the community disagree over what it is.

There have been, and are still, those scholars who have understood Confucianism as a religion; others have argued that Confucianism is not a religion but something else, often, a philosophy.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confucianism

It's close enough to a religion and it certainly was influenced by/in response to other religions, so it's place on the chart makes sense.

Tian is a core concept of Confucianism
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tian

It's close enough to me. If you're a self-proclaimed Confucianist and want to say it's not a religion, I'm not going to argue with you....but I'm not going to say it shouldn't be included in the chart.

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#1 - brcstar (11/08/2015) [-]

Tree of Atheism

#61 to #1 - kegget (11/09/2015) [-]

There's plenty of atheistic religions.

#6 to #1 - schnizel ONLINE (11/08/2015) [-]

But it's not a religion?

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#7 to #6 - razaza (11/08/2015) [-]

thats why theres no tree

#8 to #7 - schnizel ONLINE (11/08/2015) [-]

RIP

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#13 to #6 - jonnyfrosty (11/08/2015) [-]

Its a belief though

#14 to #13 - schnizel ONLINE (11/08/2015) [-]

>Atheism is, in a broad sense, the rejection of belief in the existence of deities.

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#15 to #14 - jonnyfrosty (11/08/2015) [-]

>Actually thats just a fancy wa to describe to make it sound as If it stands out under the beliefs, while in actuality its just the belief that there are no gods

#70 to #15 - benighted ONLINE (11/09/2015) [-]

belief that no gods exist is anti-theism.
Believing in god/gods is theism
not having a belief in any deities is atheism

#43 to #15 - anon (11/08/2015) [-]

Did you know they drive in the not right side in England?

That is how clever your argument is.

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#44 to #43 - jonnyfrosty (11/08/2015) [-]

>Did you know they drive in the not right side in England?

What? Are you trying to prove my point that every opinion is a belief? Because i feel like you just did

#16 to #15 - schnizel ONLINE (11/08/2015) [-]

Mental gymnastics much?

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#18 to #16 - jonnyfrosty (11/08/2015) [-]

On the contrary, its the easiest way to put it

#19 to #18 - schnizel ONLINE (11/08/2015) [-]

Just like believing in reality is just a belief.
And no, what you're doing is exactly mental gymnastics.

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#20 to #19 - jonnyfrosty (11/08/2015) [-]

Exactly. Pretty much all philosophies are based on that
No u
"Its a belief"
"No, you see, its something completly different, heres why" -You
Right now youre believing that Gods dont exist, but you have no empiric evidence. Thus, youre a believer

#23 to #20 - schnizel ONLINE (11/08/2015) [-]

I have a 12 inch penis. If you doubt me you're believing that I don't have a 12 inch penis, but you have no empiric evidence. Thus, you're a believer.
What can be asserted without evidence can be dismissed without evidence, faggot.

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#24 to #23 - jonnyfrosty (11/08/2015) [-]

It is what it is. Just because you dont like it because it makes you belong to the group youve always looked down upon, doesnt make you special or stand out.
"Look at me, Im an anarchist, that means I dont actually believe in any form of socially order, thus Im something completly different and dont belong to those sheeple" -You

#25 to #24 - schnizel ONLINE (11/08/2015) [-]

Now that's twisting the point and diverting it on to my personality and how it effects someone Based from your, Freudian perspective . Arguing isn't really your strong point.

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#26 to #25 - jonnyfrosty (11/08/2015) [-]

Smart assing around know, are we? Nice try at devalueing my opnion by claiming that I am mentally inferior. Have you read Schoppenhauer? Feels like youre following a step-by-step flowchart

#27 to #26 - schnizel ONLINE (11/08/2015) [-]

Never claimed that you are mentally inferior, and I'm not a man made out of straw.

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#28 to #27 - jonnyfrosty (11/08/2015) [-]

"Youre bad at this" literally degrading the value of what I just said.
>not a man made out of straw
Now thats something I dont believe in

#29 to #28 - schnizel ONLINE (11/08/2015) [-]

It was an observation based on your competence in debating this topic, it's not something made to to address the central point.

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#30 to #29 - jonnyfrosty (11/08/2015) [-]

Making it seem as If my arguments were of less value. Whats your point? Did you accept that everyone is believing in some concepts, including you?

#31 to #30 - schnizel ONLINE (11/08/2015) [-]

There is a difference between a belief and a fact, and the difference is that a fact exists on empirical and rational evidence but a belief can have any value whatsoever with no factual context.

#75 to #31 - factual ONLINE (11/09/2015) [-]

it's a fact

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#32 to #31 - jonnyfrosty (11/08/2015) [-]

What facts are you talking about, precisly?
Im risking to sound like a dickhead now, but belief in empirical evidence is still a belief, we were not discussing different values of differentpoints of view as far as I know. Just the simple basic rule that everything except for the fact that theres at least one sentient being is a belief, like it or not.

#35 to #32 - schnizel ONLINE (11/08/2015) [-]

I'm a pizza.

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#36 to #35 - jonnyfrosty (11/08/2015) [-]

I cant prove otherwise

#41 to #32 - schnizel ONLINE (11/08/2015) [-]

Bingo.

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#42 to #41 - jonnyfrosty (11/08/2015) [-]

I feel like that is a reoccuring pattern throughout any of your arguments, could that be? Going the easy way
"Anyone having different beliefs than me is retarded, that has to be it, cant be anything else, so I wont have to think beyond my current mental borders" -You

#39 to #32 - schnizel ONLINE (11/08/2015) [-]

Because it's absolutely ridiculous and is on the same level as Jaden Smith tier quotes.

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#40 to #39 - jonnyfrosty (11/08/2015) [-]

Devalueing me again, hm? This time by comparing me to some borderline mentally handicapped boy? So, anyone who would say the same as I did is ridicolous and seemingly retarded?

#37 to #32 - schnizel ONLINE (11/08/2015) [-]

I'm an alien, ayy lmao, give me your anus.

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#38 to #37 - jonnyfrosty (11/08/2015) [-]

Way to turn everything I just wrote about into ridicule. That doesnt help to prove your point though

#33 to #32 - schnizel ONLINE (11/08/2015) [-]

We aren't talking about semantics. The fact still remains, what can be asserted without evidence can be dismissed without evidence.

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#34 to #33 - jonnyfrosty (11/08/2015) [-]

Which would lead to the very basis again, that there is no evidence, as there are no actual facts, just the belief that the facts supporting any thesis are undisputable. Everything leads to this dead end

#58 to #13 - roninneko (11/09/2015) [-]

Sure; like "off" is a TV channel.

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#48 to #13 - mrwalkerfour (11/08/2015) [-]

atheism is to belief, what black is to colour

its a lack of belief, like black is the lack of colour

#62 to #48 - anon (11/09/2015) [-]

Atheism is the belief that there is no God. It isn't the lack of belief. Lack of belief is more like an agnostic that doesn't acknowledge any religion. (I added that extra part because agnostics can follow a religion, but at that point there is still belief)

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#49 to #48 - jonnyfrosty (11/08/2015) [-]

Youre comparing two completly different things, colours are not comparable to abstract belief in things

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#50 to #49 - mrwalkerfour (11/08/2015) [-]

learn the difference between scientific comparison, and analogies

#51 to #50 - jonnyfrosty (11/08/2015) [-]

After you. I cant believe how many people are actively pushing away a very basic statement just so they dont get teamed up with the people they dont like. A mindset that reminds me a lot of religious people

#68 to #51 - anon (11/09/2015) [-]

You're mincing over semantics here.

" I believe Santa is not real"
and
"I do not believe in Santa"

Those are the same thing.

You can't claim that an absence of belief can only be described as a belief in an absence or vice versa.

#57 to #51 - nywrestler (11/09/2015) [-]

Are you saying belief and the absence of belief are the same thing? I realize you may have gone over this already, but it seems to be a really illogical thing to say.

#17 to #1 - anon (11/08/2015) [-]

Well you actually could go over the different philosophies of atheism, start with greek thinkers and how the idea developed over time.

#22 to #17 - anon (11/08/2015) [-]

I'm not sure you would start with greek thinkers alone if you are going to go with as it evolved over time, since there were, at a bare minimum, parallels in asian societies which were atheistic. There are also some which predate ancient greece.

#21 to #1 - anon (11/08/2015) [-]

There are atheistic religions. Look at daosim and (arguably) buddhism.

#45 to #1 - rakogoki (11/08/2015) [-]

now before the fights over whether atheism is a religion or not ya im late , first define what you mean by the word "religion" then explain why atheism fits that definition so the comments dont implode into a confusing mess of "nuh uh!" and "ya huh!".

#59 - pipeworks (11/09/2015) [-]

1. Confuscianism is a philosophy- it's hardly even spiritual, it focuses more on interpersonal and governmental relationships; granted, it gets its basic world view from Chinese polytheism, but Socrates got his basic world view from Greek mythology, and he's not considered a religious founder, now is he.
1.5. Taoism is more religion-esque than Confuscianism, but I would consider it a philosophy as well.
2. Tengrism has much more in common with the European religions than the Indian or East Asian belief systems. Tengri even follows the pattern of "bearded sky-daddy who lives on a mountain", just like Zeus, Perun, Jupiter, YHWH, et cetera.
3. Santeria and many of the related Afro-Caribbean religions are heavily influenced by Latin American Catholicism, but according to this chart they were somehow birthed wholesale from Protestant Christianity? Perhaps not what the illustrator was intending, but it needs to be cleaned up.

Get this platter of lies out of my face, and back to the drawing board.

#69 to #59 - anon (11/09/2015) [-]

Also, the way OP splits the big Abrahamic isn't correct, it has Judaism splitting into Christianity or Islam. It would be better to show Islam branching off of Christianity as Jesus actually plays a big role in Islam (infact there is an entire chapter, or sura, named after the virgin mother Mary). In addition, if Sufism is going to get its own mention, then you have to give a mention to the Ahmadiyya, Kharijite, and even the Sunni/Shia split.

#72 to #59 - civilizedwasteland (11/09/2015) [-]

1. You're right
1.5 It is a religion it even has gods
2. Tengri involves reincarnation, so i think that's the logic behind that classification
3. The arrow clearly branches off before Protestantism

#73 to #72 - civilizedwasteland (11/09/2015) [-]

oh **** meant to say the logic for tengri is that its in Asia, but its not in the right spot

#2 - ubercookieboy (11/08/2015) [-]

huh... I thought Wicca and Voodoo was older

#5 to #2 - Rukioish (11/08/2015) [-]

Wicca is basically new-age celtic religion, where the celts believed in the whole "life spirit" thing and had druids that would commune with nature etc etc but is also influenced by old germanic beliefs. It's kinda just a mish mash of different fringe religions that existed long before romans came to GB, and once that happened they all went by the wayside.

#3 to #2 - quackyquack (11/08/2015) [-]

its more of a fad than anything else

#53 - cmkpower (11/09/2015) [-]

What about this one?

#66 - zionsype (11/09/2015) [-]

#47 - recoveryone (11/08/2015) [-]

But there was always The Force...

#10 - anon (11/08/2015) [-]

our overgod Perkele will come and kick you asses for leaving his thing out of this chart while including all the other neighbouring polytheisms

#52 - cdroid (11/09/2015) [-]

Errmmm... You got a bunch of dates wrong and a few of those religions are really just philosophies.

#46 - missoracle (11/08/2015) [-]

**missoracle used "*roll picture*"**
**missoracle rolled image**...No Spiritualism? I'm a little disappointed. Spiritualism is the belief in ghosts and joining departed family members, pets, etc in a ghost form after death. I'm spiritualist. I know, I'm a disappointment, but it helps me cope with death.

#12 - babarock (11/08/2015) [-]

Looks like a Star Trek control/status display

#74 - buttseckss (11/09/2015) [-]

>Catholicism
>440 CE

The Catholic Church is the continuity of the Early Christian Church, they aren't different. If you were an Arian you could claim the Catholic Church came into existence in 325 CE, but historians wouldn't consider the Arian heresy the true continuity.

Also
>no Great Schism

This is garbage

#71 - Ravaged (11/09/2015) [-]

Didn't find Scientology as a node on the tree. Found an updated info-graphic on the facebook link.

Link to the facebook page:
www.facebook.com/HumanOdyssey/photos/pb.178971832228408.-2207520000.1447041215./572999759492278/?type=3&theater

#67 - newdevyx (11/09/2015) [-]

Finnish animism. Ukko ylijumala best god.

#65 - rickysan ONLINE (11/09/2015) [-]

Source or **** off?

#56 - anon (11/09/2015) [-]

Damn, this would have bumped up my grade a few semesters ago.

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#54 - scruffyguy (11/09/2015) [-]

You ever wondered why There's not too many Turkish or Iranian Muslim terrorists? Because they have an avg. IQ of 90 compared to the middle-eastern average of 85.
Religion is not arbitrary in the slightest. For instance; up until recently, European Christians believed themselves to be God's chosen people, not the Jews. Catholicism is essentially Greco-Roman Paganism.
Religion is an evolved survival mechanism to preserve the order and stability of a given genetic group.