This new religion worships an invisible flying spaghetti monster.
And has been, after a long juridic trial, officially recognised in Poland.
Pastafarians rejoice as Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster is granted permission to register as a religion in Poland. Photo: http://pastafarism.canalblog.com/
The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster (FSM) is now officially registered as a new religion in Poland.
This movement parodies orthodox religion and opposes the teaching of creationism and intelligent design. For example, prayers end with the word ‘ramen’ instead of ‘amen’ – a nod to Japanese noodles.
Pastafarism and the flying spaghetti monster. Photo: venganza.org
The Church can now apply to be registered as an official religion in Poland, after a 2013 court ruling was overturned on Tuesday. […] A group of Pastafarians who gathered outside the court shouting “pasta” during the hearing on Tuesday welcomed the ruling.
Here listen to one of their preachers:
To get more information or to become Pastafarian, visit their webpage.
They actually have good tenements to follow.. and like others have said.. it’s NOT new.. I remember it being in existence when I was in high school, some 40 years ago.
It isn’t weird nor new, and it isn’t any more or less believable than older religions that people follow very staunchly in today’s society.
New? There is nothing new about it, its been around for years lol.
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They actually have good tenements to follow.. and like others have said.. it’s NOT new.. I remember it being in existence when I was in high school, some 40 years ago.
It isn’t weird nor new, and it isn’t any more or less believable than older religions that people follow very staunchly in today’s society.
New? There is nothing new about it, its been around for years lol.