How much time do you spend each day on your religion?

My religion is Atookian.

I spend too much time on my religion.

dadpad wrote:

My religion is Atookian.

I spend too much time on my religion.

Atookian?

Que?

Excellent EmilyGreen, I am a Buddhist too (with a fractured sense of humor)

Do you think A2k is part of your karma?

I guess by this I mean to say how much time do you spend not only actively participating in your religion, like with prayer and church or temple or whatever you may do, but also thinking about it, such as in having daily situations or conversations that remind you of it or make you aware of it somehow?

On average, I mean.

Just curious.

kickycan wrote:

I guess by this I mean to say how much time do you spend not only actively participating in your religion, like with prayer and church or temple or whatever you may do, but also thinking about it, such as in having daily situations or conversations that remind you of it or make you aware of it somehow?

On average, I mean.

Just curious.

Do you count atheism as a religion? So far this year, I have spent --

1 day reading Sam Harris' "End of Faith" and thinking about it
1 day reading Richard Dawkins' "God Delusion" and thinking about it.
maybe 3 days, spread thinly over the year, arguing in A2K's Spirituality and Religion forum.

So the answer would be about five days out of 365.

I follow Buddhist teachings, so you could call me "Buddhist" if anything.

In that sense, every time I don't swat a mosquito, I'm exercising my religion.

And a great deal of self-control.

With Metta

I guess by this I mean to say how much time do you spend not only actively participating in your religion, like with prayer and church or temple or whatever you may do, but also thinking about it, such as in having daily situations or conversations that remind you of it or make you aware of it somehow?

On average, I mean.

Just curious.

I follow Buddhist teachings, so you could call me "Buddhist" if anything.

In that sense, every time I don't swat a mosquito, I'm exercising my religion.

And a great deal of self-control.

With Metta

dadpad wrote:

My religion is Atookian.

I spend too much time on my religion.

Atookian?

kickycan wrote:

I guess by this I mean to say how much time do you spend not only actively participating in your religion, like with prayer and church or temple or whatever you may do, but also thinking about it, such as in having daily situations or conversations that remind you of it or make you aware of it somehow?

On average, I mean.

Just curious.

Since Islam is a complete way of life, I think a good Muslim should spend most of his/her time on religion.