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# 1.　Bahá'í Faith (100%)
# 2.　Mainline - Liberal Christian Protestants (98%)
# 3.　Liberal Quakers (95%)
# 4.　Unitarian Universalism (93%)
# 5.　Reform Judaism (90%)
# 6.　New Age (82%)
# 7.　Neo-Pagan (77%)
# 8.　Sikhism (66%)
# 9.　Mahayana Buddhism (60%)
# 10.　Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (57%)
# 11.　New Thought (57%)
# 12.　Theravada Buddhism (55%)
# 13.　Christian Science (Church of Christ, Scientist) (54%)
# 14.　Orthodox Judaism (53%)
# 15.　Secular Humanism (53%)
# 16.　Taoism (52%)
# 17.　Islam (47%)
# 18.　Jainism (44%)
# 19.　Jehovah's Witness (41%)
# 20.　Mainline - Conservative Christian Protestant (38%)
# 21.　Orthodox Quaker (38%)
# 22.　Non-theist (36%)
# 23.　Scientology (35%)
# 24.　Hinduism (22%)
# 25.　Seventh Day Adventist (18%)
# 26.　Eastern Orthodox (14%)
# 27.　Roman Catholic (14%)

Moumusu: Select Smart says my religion is Baha'i
Yang: Is that a real religion?
Yang: if yes, does it involve eating brains?

Jesus, Yang >_>

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Dude, my best friend (Irish Catholic/Arab-American Baha'i, what a mix) from elementary/middle school was Baha'i.

Jeez. I'd never heard of Baha'i before, not that I go out of my way to learn about religions. =w= That's cool.

It's a pretty uncommon religion, but the city I grew up around is a surprising magnet for international weird things. I went to a couple meetings, and it seemed spiffy. Buddhist/Islamic-or-something-like-it mix, I want to say, but I could be way off. It's been a long time.

Well, neat. I read up on it but I already forget it because I liked the liberal Quakers better. I remember that volunteering/community service/helping other people is supposed to be a form of worship. ...that's it. =_______________= (I'm stupid...)

Monkey brains then?

You should be smacked with a paper fan. =_=

Smacked upside the head or smacked?

Upside the head.

Sure? I can be pretty flexible...

Oooh, I remember that. I think mine was Unitarian Universalism or Neo-Pagan. ^^;;;;