evangelism

[owlmoose]

i_iambe has spread the good news and converted Ed Robertson of the Barenaked Ladies to Pastafarianism. I am so proud of her. With followers of FSM popping up in such high places, can official national recognition be far behind? I think not.

Comments

T

[kunstarniki.livejournal.com]

We should advocate for it to be included in the official lists of recognized religions for the armed forces et cetera. Prisoners should certainly be provided with the holy sacrament of FSM at least once a week, and with garlic bread on the side. And red wine, too.

Let it be noted, we are not believers - only sympathetic supporters. We hold to the higher ethical standards of atheism.

Re: T

[luvmoose.livejournal.com]

Speak for yourself. I'm a believer. :) I also believe in atheism.

T

[kunstarniki.livejournal.com]

It's nice to meet you, LM. So you are a multitasker insofar as religion is concerned?

How do you stand on the sacraments? ;)

Re: T

[owlmoose.livejournal.com]

Nice userpic! Yes, I think providing the sacraments of FSM to prisoners and our men and women in the military is a fine idea. Particularly if they are well prepared, a nice al dente rather than noodle mush. With a little salad. Yum.

we are not believers - only sympathetic supporters.

I had assumed as much. But, like the Unitarians, I think there's plenty of room for such folks in the fold. As for myself, although I generally agree with your views on organized religion, I am more properly described as an agonotic than an atheist. So that leaves plenty of room for FSM in my worldview.