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I pray to Kek, no joke. Clone Wars. Originals, never saw prequels.

1. I, myself, am an agnostic atheist, but I support religion. Religious people have something to believe in, which can improve mental health and strengthen morals. Religion is also very helpful socially in that it helps you connect with others through similar worship. It's also a sort of insurance. If you believe in a god and it turns out they don't exist, well, hey, nothing really lost except maybe a little disappointment, but if the opposite is true, you burn in hell for eternity, so... 2. Clone Wars, simply because it showed Darth Sidious beating the living crap out of Darth Maul and his apprentice in that one episode I can't remember the name of. 3. Original trilogy. Two words: puppet Yoda. Plus, the prequels had Jar Jar Binks, and Jar Jar Binks is the Star Wars equivalent of Gary Busey.

Complex: Well, if you believe the universe began at some point (it has been proven by Einsteins equation that it did have a beginning) then your belief for the beginning of its existence has just as much proof as any other belief. Simplified: Your belief on the beginning of the universe has just as much proof as anyone elses. The only evidence which is shared is the universe itself. Whether you believe in the Big Bang, Yahweh, Allah, or any other creation story, you cannot prove it. Convenient, is it not? You can't prove your belief and neither can I. Proof of evolution- universe Proof of creation- universe

Originals are original, and prequels aren't that great, but they are part of the story (not debatable) it doesn't matter if it's good or not, it is a part of the story which should be accepted.Personally, I believe all the Star Wars movies should be remade with new actors, new designs, and better graphics

The Bible has confirmed to have: 40+ authors. Written in 3 languages. Written on 3 different continents. Took a total of 2400 years to be comeplete. However, anyone can read and see, that the Bible does not have one contradiction. I have read the book, and confirmed this. If you don't believe me, you can check yourself. A crazy drugged man most definitely could not have written it all. No contradiction, each author with a personal style of writing, and perfect details? No way. I understand it was a joke, but it's merely impossible

1. I don't care what other people think about my religion if others talk about how what they believe in is true, I wouldn't care less. 2. Clonewars was amazing and it deserved a complete proper ending like maybe have Anakin and Obiwan go in save Palpatine like in the beginning of Revenge of the Sith. When I saw Rebels I wanted to like it but it's just too "Friendship-for-kids-show", I loved Clonewars because there were Political and Battles going on, like an actual war. Rebels were just "We frens!! DD, OH LOOK WE IS A FAMILY NOAWWWW, Oh look a Battle lets get some nice battle music and shots of us destroying the Empire as if they aren't a problem". Thankfully it's ending. 3. I loved both, The Prequels was setting up the stage for a New Hope and one of my old favorite shows Clonewars, The Original showed the Struggle the Rebels had against the Empire instead of being BEST FRIENDS like in Star Wars Rebels, the Struggle against the two factions is also Expanded upon Rogue One which is my favorite movie of 2016. Also the Sequel, in my opinion, is interesting, it's like Lucas Films gave you six movies and you basically solve a few mysteries you have in TFA, like who is Rey and Snoke, what is Kylo Ren's problem, Who are the Knights of Ren?, Why did Luke go into hiding but left maps?, What happened to Finn? What happened to Kylo Ren's scar. Anyways Yeah.

Dis sucks

Thanks everyone so far who's commented but a few "edits" should be made because I didn't say it For question one I forgot to say I also respect you for what you believe in and I won't try to cause you think otherwise For the last question if you couldn't figure it out is also about Star Wars

Well I'm a Jew so I wouldn't know anything really about the bible or Christianity but the crazy drugged man was a half joke, yeah I was joking but (idk if it is true or not) the original could of actually been a hoax or a trick to start a unknown cult/cults, over time people from the cult or just in general could see flaws or open doors to a possible cult and then re-written it, for example take the KKK or ISIS where they follow stuff of of the bible. Now obviously that's very unbelievable but it does make you think that it could be possible

Back when star wars was in the movies it sucked. And my opinion hasnt changed. It suckeriño brõ.

Well, I can say that I am something along the lines of agnosticism. Quite simply, I find any and all arguments in favour of religion fallacious and dumb. I do study religion in the manner I study mythology, to understand culture and have a view of those times and so on, and I still can't see why we would cling to such a concept, born of an endless shift in man's ideology and contact among these ideologies. I mean, you're telling me that a book, describing a man that lived oh so long ago, re-written so many times, showing a conflicting and logic-less god that for some reason decided to show himself to a specific number of people at a specific time in a specific, isolated planet that we theorize is further isolating himself from other galaxies (yep, apparently one day the Milky Way and Andromeda will be so far from other galaxies expansion will be impossible with ourcurrent understanding of physics) is proof that a god exists, that your god is right, that you can do whatever filth you want and that, in all his rule-set, chose to appear in the universe as how I stated before? And even then, there are several beliefs that have several gods or no gods at all, just beings in an universe with a particular set of rules. Spirits and many gods sound extremely lovecraftian in my own view, effectively having us praise them out of our own personal gain or fear towards them, but why not general friendship? ''Hey Shiva, want to hang out with me tonight? Yes, you can bring Kali, but no alcohol for her.'' And things like Buddhism seem more similar to actual life styles and philosophies, rather than a religion. What I said above doesn't explain what I think tho. Fuck. So, uh...if there is a god, gods, spirits, hell, whatever, it's useless of me to worry about it, because I'd always be wrong. Want me to touch Star Wars? Suck it.