Why considered a "parody"?

The same people who think God has a long beard and lives up in the sky find Jedi myths funny, I suppose. If they think the one and mean it serious, I don't wonder if they think the other.

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Miss_Leah wrote: Anyone is free to edit Wikipedia, right? Why doesn't someone from the Temple write something up and put it in the wiki entry for Jediism?

That wiki page is more closely guarded than most. Good luck making a substantive edit that lasts more than a few hours and survives the inevitable edit war.

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I just feel that if people can disagree with it, that's fine, but to call it satirical or a parody doesn't make sense since it's not making fun of anything like Pastafarianism is. Pastafarians don't even really take their own faith seriously, but lots of Jedi generally do.

CableSteele wrote: Pastafarians are funny, but I hate how they are often mistaken for Rastafarian. I would probably be Rasta, but I'm white. Haile Selassie is one of my favorite people who ever lived. I wouldn't say I worship him, but I deeply admire the man, the legend.

Actually you can be Rasta. I have seen white and even asian Rastas. They of course are not nearly as common but they are there. And there's nothing in the religion that prevents one from becoming a Rasta.

Don't forget the almight Discordianism!

http://principiadiscordia.com/