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Are there any temples or places of worship that practice this religion in the U.S.?

2007-08-26 15:51:44 · 15 answers · asked by - 6 in Environment Global Warming

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he main requirement is having a unquenchable thirst for kool aid.

added bonuses are:

money

ability to preach the same sermon over and over...
and over

ability to spin and talk in circles

"fabrication" skills

egomaniac personality

lacking of a conscience

fanatical belief that what your doing is good.

promoting the death of the world's population is a good thing.

inability to exercise common sense or understand anything more than a bumper sticker slogan.

if you feel you qualify, you can join.

services are held frequently, in the form of marches/protests.
there is a gathering of disciples every year where the clergy gets together and compares notes. this is called "earth day".

the best way to locate services in your area though is to look for long lines where kool aid is being served.

2007-08-27 04:34:14 · answer #1 · answered by afratta437 5 · 1 4

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2016-10-09 07:08:24 · answer #2 · answered by ? 4 · 0 0

Actually, if you would like to go ahead and find a way to do that, it would be a real help to the cause.

If you could somehow convince the government that Global Warming is a religion, and we have enough followers (which we would) then we could become an official religion complete with tax exempt status.

Imagine all of the tax free progress we could make in the environmental movement if we would just admit to being "a religion"!

And yet for some reason...we still choose to stand up for science, and paying taxes...flying in the face of naysayers.

Go figure.

Edit: Oh and I forgot, Bush gave federal money to "faith based initiatives" so that churches could help more people. Well guess what, we'd be entitled to that too! If only we were a religion!

2007-08-26 16:32:04 · answer #3 · answered by joecool123_us 5 · 3 4

Joecool said:

"Actually, if you would like to go ahead and find a way to do that, it would be a real help to the cause.

If you could somehow convince the government that Global Warming is a religion, and we have enough followers (which we would) then we could become an official religion complete with tax exempt status."

First, non-profit entities such as government or institutionally funded research facilities already enjoy a limited tax exempt status.

And second, true scientific research does not have a "cause". Demonstrating a stake in the outcome almost always introduces prejudicial bias, and removes the scientific aspect from the research...


...at least it's nice to know that some people are man enough to admit it up front.

2007-08-26 16:48:52 · answer #4 · answered by 3DM 5 · 5 4

The Church has three sects.

One believes that the Sun is the primary heat source for our planet, and the Suns output varies, our climate changes with the change. There are many fine scientist who have written peer reviewed journals that explain their theory based on observations and previous events in history.

Another sect sees the Earth changing, the changes in plate tectonics, changes in the strength of the magnetic fields, changes in the Earths axis and see that these changes cause changes in the Earths climate. They have written many fine peer reviewed journals that explain their theory from observations and previous events in history.

The third sect is the most militant of all sects. They claim the Earth is warming, and that man is the cause of all of Earths problems. They write peer reviewed articles based on the old philosophy of altruism that puts man at the center of all problems. They also write papers to discredit the work of the other two sects, and claim to be the only and true sect. They label heretics as 'deniers'.

2007-08-26 17:01:38 · answer #5 · answered by Dr Jello 7 · 4 7

Of course.

Essentially every major scientific organization in the US.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_opinion_on_climate_change

But you have to take three pledges before you enter.

You must swear that we actually went to the Moon, that evolution is a fact, and that the world is 4.5 billion years old, not 6000.

You know, really weird stuff.

2007-08-26 16:22:26 · answer #6 · answered by Bob 7 · 5 4

Yes. Jello runs them all They meet behind closed doors, so that's all I can tell you.

2007-08-27 01:55:44 · answer #7 · answered by Anonymous · 2 1

Some day all your $ are going to be worthless and it will not help you . You will be using your $$$ for toilet paper. The temple of $ is about to crumble . Millions are losing there homes and no one knows what to do about it . Then what are "YOU" going to worship ?

2007-08-26 16:42:14 · answer #8 · answered by dad 6 · 5 6

Global warming has nothing to do with religion. It is about science and the environment.

2007-08-26 15:58:26 · answer #9 · answered by mandieshaw13 3 · 7 7

You'd first have to create the church. Good luck getting anyone to join it, because global warming is a scientific issue, and science and religion don't mix.

Instead of trying to make lame jokes, try making a scientific argument to support your position. Otherwise you come off as rather unintelligent. When one is incapable of making a coherent argument, one resorts to childish insults.

2007-08-26 15:58:39 · answer #10 · answered by Dana1981 7 · 12 9

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