i have read at least some of the following religious texts

Votes	Answer
13	bhagavad gita
12	qur'an (koran)
14	torah
16	principia discordia
46	christian bible
20	the 'other' bible/alternative gospels (texts removed at one time or another from the christian bible)
17	other sutras (eg. kama; diamond)
27	writings of zen masters
17	other not mentioned (please supply name and tradition)

User	Comment
bill	posted 27-Dec-1998 7:52am Tao Teh Ching
gilly	posted 27-Dec-1998 12:22pm The Tao of Pooh.
pandora	posted 27-Dec-1998 12:53pm how about: none of the above
hillel	posted 27-Dec-1998 1:50pm Homer's Oddysey, Madonna's Sex
Jane	posted 27-Dec-1998 3:54pm none of the above
hunter	posted 28-Dec-1998 12:20am The Book of Mormon
reality	posted 28-Dec-1998 9:51am the Tao of Pooh and the Te of Piglet... I have an interest in reading other stuff, but haven't gotten around to it... and I have also done a good bit of reading into the usual mythologies.. greek, norse and a smattering of others.
lisashea	posted 28-Dec-1998 12:57pm A lot of oriental work for my research projects for my Feudal Japan SIG; also Christian works of various groups. A lot of Zen.
Jody	posted 28-Dec-1998 1:14pm Oh! And the Chronicles of Narnia.
dpolicar	posted 28-Dec-1998 1:43pm is it just me, or are we getting a whole wave of repeat surveys? not a complaint, I'm just really puzzled by the timing of it. i've never read the principia discordia; the others I've read parts of. All the way through, only the torah (a few times in hebrew and english) and new testament, also book of mormon. Parts of many others, more than I feel like listing here.
steve	posted 28-Dec-1998 3:30pm Greco-Roman mythology.
jettles	posted 29-Dec-1998 12:26pm tao te ching-taoism
mcarlos	posted 29-Dec-1998 3:34pm i did a check for this question and did not find it catalogued - as i did with the razor question with the same result.
lisashea	posted 29-Dec-1998 3:39pm Mcarlos: They might be inactive - you might only be looking at active surveys.
hunter	posted 29-Dec-1998 4:30pm I think if they're inactive, it's reasonable to repeat them.
lisashea	posted 29-Dec-1998 4:42pm I agree completely, Hunter - I think dpolicar was not complaining that they were repeats. He was just curious why it was happening in a wave.
kadai	posted 29-Dec-1998 7:40pm Tibetan book of the dead, and the long and short discourses of the Buddha
magbast	posted 2-Jan-1999 1:57pm i've read some of the bible...nothing extensive though
bgoodman	posted 5-Jan-1999 12:25am My favorite "other" bilble alternative is the NEW TESTAMENT IN SCOTS.
jonathan	posted 12-Jan-1999 5:49pm Although X-Day was full of Zs, one should not forget The Book of Subgenius. I´ve also flipped through Dianetics (Scientology). It´s really amazing how many books a dead guy (L. Ron Hubbard) can write.
supplicant	posted 25-Feb-1999 4:37pm I think this deserves a good just for including the principia discordia :) (which I have read incidently, along with a fair bit of the Christian Bible, but not the whole thing right through)
mandy	posted 10-Apr-1999 7:40pm Plus....The Teaching of Buddha....The Satanic Bible...The Necronomicon

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