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| Please only submit websites specified in the category description. Websites specific to the Jedi Religion on census forms should be submitted to http://dmoz.org/Recreation/Humor/Pranks/Jedi_Religion_on_Census_Forms/ and websites specific to the Star Wars version of Jediism should be sent to http://dmoz.org/Arts/Movies/Titles/S/Star_Wars_Movies/. |
Works of Fiction dealing with Religion or Spirituality in any way the author sees fit; from the sarcastic to the sublime. We place a particularly high value on any original theological thoughts or creative cosmological conceptions artistically developed in fictional form.
In particular the category includes religions based on intentional fictions, or are parodies of one or more other religions. Whether the religion has adherents and the sincerity of those adherents is not a factor for classification into this category.
Note that this category is significantly based on the concept of ha ha only serious.
"Like all religions, the Holy Religion of the Invisible Pink Unicorn is based upon both Logic and Faith. We have Faith that She is Pink; we Logically know that She is Invisible, because we can't see Her." - Unknown
| Please only submit websites specified in the category description. Websites specific to the Jedi Religion on census forms should be submitted to http://dmoz.org/Recreation/Humor/Pranks/Jedi_Religion_on_Census_Forms/ and websites specific to the Star Wars version of Jediism should be sent to http://dmoz.org/Arts/Movies/Titles/S/Star_Wars_Movies/. |
This category is for non-humorous, non-Star Wars-specific websites related to Jediism.
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Please submit websites specific to the Pastafarian Religion, aka The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster. Websites which do not focus mainly on Pastafarianism will not be included in this category. |
This category includes works which deal with any aspect of the fictional religion known as the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, also called Pastafarianism. We place a particularly high value on sites which include unique content not found on any other listed Pastafarian site, as well as sites which expand upon and explain the religion in further detail.
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