Are there any cultures/religions that DONT talk about the return of some kind of dragon/serpent?

Question

Of course I know athiests and the scientific community. Im talking about cultures in more ancient terms, in a broad sense.

Help me out because I cant think of any...

Yes but the where buddhism is practiced, regionally, places like china and tibet... there are a lot of dragons in symobolism and architecture...from ancient cultures...

Answer 1

All the Dharmic religions that include Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism.

Answer 2

I don't think this motif appears in every culture and religion. In fact, I'd say that most cultures/religions don't talk about the return of a dragon/serpent. The Romans didn't. Neither did the Greeks. Nor did Buddhists, or Sikhs, to name just a few.

Answer 3

Buddhism. Most of the Eastern Wisdoms do not teach this because the serpent or dragon is the struggle within. See if you can get a copy of the book Monkey.

Answer 4

Let me see ......

Taoism,
Buddhism,
Hinduism,

and the rest of religions that are older then Christianity.

Ah ...... Symbols of Dragon in Chinese architecture is not because of Buddhist but because of history. Dragon play an important part in Chinese History, read up on the History and you will understand.

Answer 5

Islam, Buddhism, Shintoism, Hinduism...in other words, a few billion people. Most of the planet.

Answer 6

I think the Greeks pretty much just had beasties around all the time. I don't think any creatures were coming back in ancient Egyptian beliefs.

Answer 7

Pastafarians.

Answer 8

Islam, for one.