setting.

[jojojojoanne]

why has the 'situational' setting of religion in society always been 'adhered' to(to some extent?) obv. again looking at ambiguities but what about the survival of religion/ in the refusal to be diminished and its maybe considered 'esteemed' place in society: by that i mean, (the removal from the everyday: the ceremonial aspect?) and if religion is 'not believed' for instance in what way is the alternative just a different way of making sense of the same fundamental basics?

[Octavius]

eh ?

[wizard69]

and 'eh?' from me too.
is there a question in there somewhere?

[saxy_jag]

A lemon.

[saxy_jag]

Seriously, JoJo, you're going to have to try to phrase this a little more clearly before any of us can understand what you're saying or asking here.

[beryllium]

and the fundamental basics of religion are???..... to follow?

[beryllium]

and if you're not going to follow it? then why bother trying to make sense of it???

[taperface]

Oh dear, JoJo....I hope this post was in jest!

[Llamatron]

Are you doing some kind of philosophy course?

You keep asking these vague and nebulous questions.

[leylander]

Are you on some form of medication?

[taperface]

Nebulous*!!!!! Ha ha - wonderful word. More interesting than the initial question!

[Llamatron]

Yeah, it's a great word. No idea if I used it properly but I don't care.

[naomi24]

Good for you, Llamatron.

[jojojojoanne]

I refer to the the fact that religion has survived, and the idea of its removal from the everyday and also the idea of the fundamental basics- i would say that is the age old question of being human and the problems/questions that have never been answered in full. Nebulous just simply means cloudy or hazy doesn't it? i think a lot of people just use words so to speak. i don't think nebulous as a word or a concept is all that interesting on it's own!(i did philosophy for 6 weeks once )i would argue that my other questions on this site have been similar (in set up) and have received more 'thorough' answers that this particular question in question.

[wizard69]

what ??????????????????

[naomi24]

OK, let's try to sort this out. Jo, in plain English please, what was the original question you were attempting to ask?

Hiya Wiz.