Did anyone ever make a religion in a piece of fiction that wasn’t extremely derivative of something that already existed and was actually fleshed out? With common rituals and rites and such?

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Anonymous Thu Jul 21 18:49:38 2022 No.20713490 [Reply] [Original]

Did anyone ever make a religion in a piece of fiction that wasn’t extremely derivative of something that already existed and was actually fleshed out? With common rituals and rites and such?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 21 23:55:44 2022 No.20714935 I remember the underlying religion in "A Maze Of Death" by Philip K. Dick being pretty innovative and twisted.

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