/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.6232479]

Most /fa/ religion?
My vote goes to pic related.
*tips fedora*

[Anonymous No.6232533]

Sikhism

[Anonymous No.6232531]

Buckminster Fullerism.

[Anonymous No.6232540]

>>6232479
>not deism

[Anonymous No.6232538]

the fuck off type

[GEO No.6232554]

Most /fa/ is transcending all that shit.
Don't care about anyone else's life & don't act like you know better

That being said atheist reporting

[Anonymous No.6232566]

>>6232533
JO BOLAY SONIHAL

[Anonymous No.6232588]

pic related

[Anonymous No.6232603]

>atheism
>a religion

lolno.

[Anonymous No.6232620]

>2013
>not LaVeyan

[Anonymous No.6232625]

You know it babe

[Anonymous No.6232636]

>>6232625
That's orthodox. Get that garbage out of here.

[Anonymous No.6232637]

>>6232603
Don't be so naive; theism just means the belief of a god—it can still be a religion in the absence of 'god(s)'.

[Anonymous No.6232648]

>>6232637
Oxford English Dictionary define religion as:

The belief in or acknowledgement of some superhuman power or powers (esp. a god or gods) which is typically manifested in obedience, reverence, and worship; such a belief as part of a system defining a code of living, esp. as a means of achieving spiritual or material improvement.

So, by the very definition of religion from the the world's most trusted dictionary, atheism, the lack of belief in supernatural/superhuman deities, cannot be a religion.

[Anonymous No.6232661]

>>6232648
>superhuman power or powers (esp. a god or gods) which is typically manifested in obedience, reverence, and worship

Pretty sure that 'superhuman power' is above average intellect, and the obedience/reverence/and worship is of that and science. Try again, next time, rebbitor.

[Anonymous No.6232701]

>>6232661
You're implying that atheists worship those of higher intelligence and science, which is a fallacious belief.

Yes, there are those who self-identify as atheists that (pretty much) masturbate to Dawkins and Sagan, but to typify an entire group as worshiping science and scientists/people are higher intellect is fallacious

You also imply that I go to reddit, which shows that you're grasping at straws to try and insult me.

Try again.

[Anonymous No.6232716]

>>6232701
>arguing with a troll

[Anonymous No.6232724]

>>6232620
lul i have that snake. least satanic thing ever.

[Anonymous No.6232728]

>>6232701
Not the same poster, but I think the frame of reference may be causing some confusion. I wouldn't necessarily cause atheism a religion, but I'd definitely call it a belief system.

[Anonymous No.6232740]

Atheism, but don't ever tell anyone that you are unless they ask and when they do just say "nonreligious"

[Anonymous No.6232743]

>>6232728
That I can (somewhat) agree with, specifically if it's gnostic atheism.

[Anonymous No.6232755]

>shitposts stay on the front page
Only on /fa/.

[Anonymous No.6232758]

>>6232743
Don't you mean agnostic atheism? gnostics believe in a creator being (demiurge) and beyond

[Anonymous No.6232760]

>>6232740
"atheist" doesn't actually carry neckbeard/fedora/leddit connotations irl

[anon No.6232764]

>>6232661

[Anonymous No.6232808]

>>6232758
Gnostic atheism (Also called positive or strong atheism is the form of atheism that asserts that no deities exist. Agnostic atheism (Also called weak atheism) is any other type of atheism, wherein a person does not believe in the existence of any deities, but does not explicitly assert there to be none.

I guess gnostic is a misnomer in the sense that they're using it.

[Anonymous No.6232853]

>>6232808
I think you're right about it being a misnomer, because the proper version would be "gnosis atheism", but I guess that doesn't sound catchy enough, or just sounds semantically incorrect.

Although, gnosis literally means "knowledge through experience", and I don't think anyone could be brazen enough to truly "know", with 100% certainty, theism or atheism through experience.

[Anonymous No.6233233]

>>6232533
That's a Sikh fit

[Anonymous No.6233626]

>>6232531
Domeism?

I love how absolutely batshit fucking insane world politics were during the height of the cold war.

[Anonymous No.6233631]

>>6232479
BUDDHISM
i once heard that tatsuro horikawa went and lived with monks or something and he got inspiration from the many ways they draped their robes

but never found anything on this after googling

[Anonymous No.6233637]

>choosing a religion because of fashion
I...uh...think there is something wrong here.
/fa/ can't be THAT superficial/young.

[Anonymous No.6233648]

>>6233631
if this is true that's cool as hell

[Anonymous No.6233673]

Militant agnosticism. Who the fuck knows any better than the rest of us.

[Anonymous No.6233679]

Consumerism


told.exe

[Anonymous No.6233699]

>>6233631
Drupka Kunley was a 16th or 15th century monk who preached attaining enlightenment via orgiastic hedonism. Like Belushi in Animal House, but with Yoga and meditation.

http://www.keithdowman.net/books/dm.htm

[Anonymous No.6233704]

pic of me at youth group

[Anonymous No.6233718]

>>6233704
what the fuck is this even? 2 fucking messy.

[Anonymous No.6233726]

>>6233704
Pls rate my fit

[Anonymous No.6233739]

>>6233726
10/10

[Anonymous No.6233749]

>>6232479
OP, do you think it's an accident that the global atheism insignia looks just like the Star Trek insignia?
I don't think it is.

[Anonymous No.6233770]

>>6233704
>you came to the wrong neighborhood motherfucker.

[timber No.6233812]

>>6233718
masonic lodge

masonry symbology is actually incredibly interesting -- next time yr at the library, look for some books on it bc there are a ton out there written by ex-masons. the lodges are all plotted out according to very specific, somewhat geomantic rules that are similar in some ways to the practice of feng shui and feature the same bizarre and esoteric decorations and appliances as the lodges that were in use when ben franklin was a freemason

all those posters on the walls are (first degree) tracing boards, and i think the frisee on the ceiling is one too. notice how they all feature three columns on a floor of checkers -- the ionic, corinthian, and doric columns on the masonic pavement. the different pillars all stand for different ideological pillars of masonry, but whats really weird is that if you look for them, you start seeing those three types of columns grouped together e v e r y w h e r e especially in the united states

theres also the compass superimposed on the square, which corresponds to the circle/square duality in a lot of masonic architecture. the other three cardinal tools of masonry (the hammer, the plumb, and the straightedge) are scattered around the room too (look at the fence, the posters, etc.) the gilded g set in the compass/square at the top stands for god and geometry.

just be on the look out for this stuff because it really is everywhere (especially in the u.s.) which is interesting & relevant when u think about the role symbology plays in fashion and the particular cyclopedia of symbols that (american) designers have available to them

:----------)

[Anonymous No.6233941]

Chasidic Judaism. Dat nxtlvl black drapey layering game plus that swag hat game. Also, Brooklyn sixty years ahead of other white people.

[Anonymous No.6233980]

>>6233749
You think it's a coincidence that the pentagram within the main insignia form has its apex pointing way the fuck up, symbolizing aether/spirit being mans reason to "reach for the stars", contrary to many contemporary nondualist and purely materialist modes of thinking?
I don't think it is.

[alex No.6233998]

>>6233812
five star post

[Anonymous No.6234017]

>>6233812
Masonry is just veiled (or not so veiled, for the truly initiated) Zionist Judaism. Your interest seems to be in alchemical, hermetic/kemetic and pagan symbolism and spiritual systems.

[Anonymous No.6234029]

>>6233980
Is the subtext here that you have a deep and studious love of Star Trek, but that it's perfectly OK to do just that (love Star Trek) because the hope & humanism espoused by the series is an important lesson for all of us?

[Anonymous No.6234043]

>>6233812
Ain't got no flutes dude and there are two columns of the Doric order and one of the Corinthian order. Fucking tinfoil-wearing namefags can't even into art history/architecture. The three orders were grouped together since Ancient Greece. This style was emulated by the Roman Empire and is featured in American architecture, especially government buildings. It is a representation of power. It has nothing to do with a cult.

Pic related. Doric order on the outside, then Ionic, and Corinthian closest to the center/shrine.

[Anonymous No.6234069]

>>6234029
Sure

[Anonymous No.6234070]

>>6233812
Knights of Columbus is better

[Anonymous No.6234074]

>>6234069
I fucking knew it

[Anonymous No.6234084]

>>6234070
http://seapagan.org/pagan-hierarchy/pagan-hierarchy.png

[Anonymous No.6234089]

>>6234084
Knights of Columbus isn't pagan, you goofball

[timber No.6234129]

>>6234043
not even tryna say they invented those styles of columns -- they co-opted them along w/ practically all of their symbology. i kinda thought people were familiar w/ types of columns already

freemasons are an association of architects and builders before theyre a cult. the point that ive seen made in literature on the subject & that i was trying to make with the part of the post u have issue with is that its freemason members and the less-direct influence of freemasonry that is responsible for that prevalence of architectural classicism in the united states.

[Anonymous No.6234149]

Theological noncognitivism.

[Anonymous No.6234152]

Medieval Cathar Dualism

[Anonymous No.6234159]

>mfw no one has said apatheism