The force is as an energy field created by all living things, that surrounds and penetrates living beings and binds the galaxy together. Force powers rely on the Force. So The Force and Force Power are separate things. You could feel the force without being able to move objects with your mind.
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The force is as an energy field created by all living things, that surrounds and penetrates living beings and binds the galaxy together. Force powers rely on the Force. So The Force and Force Power are separate things. You could feel the force without being able to move objects with your mind.
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I would say 'real' is a poor choice of wording. Wouldn't it be better to use faith or belief.
You cannot prove or deny a lot of things in religion.
Sure, why not?
There are druidic\pagan beliefs still in existence here, so I'd say so...
You guys would have some great debates if (for whatever god forsaken reason) someone decided to base a religion on the Na Vi.
Lets be honest, it could happen. You guys could have a jedi council and everything, maybe have a dwarf painted green and pretend he is Yoda.
Yes, but to be a Jedi you need to be able to do stuff with the force. These people who claim to be a Jedi are deluded.
Believing in the Force is another thing entirely. No way to prove or disprove it really - other than pointing out it was made up by someone.
Maybe they're all just Jedi Younglings in need of better Masters
They better start by finding employment first.
When it teaches you how to use the power of mind to influence the opposite sex to do what you want I'll sign up
Hehe so, a man made idealism/belief has to be governed/accepted and on paper made legal by other men. /cheers
In other words some of them do.
What is the intended purpose of the Kirpan? If it's not a weapon then is it for making sushi, striping insulation from wire, carpentry?
I think he should have used Jedi mind control:
"This isn't the scrounging doley you are looking for"
From my understanding, Jediism isn't legally a religion in the UK as it hasn't yet been recognised as such by the UK government. Doesn't stop it being a belief though, which means a person can't be discriminated against under the 2003 Religion and Belief Regulations.
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It's a religious symbol, like a cross for christianity. I gorget what it actually symbolizes though.
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