Are you superstitious?
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These are some of the superstitions my Mum and Gran said would bring/or avoid bad luck:\n1. Throw a pinch of salt over the left shoulder if you should spill     some.  \n2.Never walk under ladders (Very unlucky,something might fall on you). \n3. Never put shoes on a dining table, \n4. Never whistle on a Sunday\n5. It is unlucky to open an umbrella in the house\n6. Seven years bad luck if you break a mirror\n7. See a pin and pick it up and all day you will have good luck
603716
you belive or you dont
31014
its a stupid superstition and it rhymes too
1149745
Do you believe in reincarnation?
421946
At the age of nine, with a magic show gone horribly wrong (in my case) at a local Baptist church.  I had the numinous belief in the supernatural that all kids have through contact with such beliefs from the society they live in.  Then I saw a guy mystifying children with simple sleight of hand tricks and extrapolated from there, which I am sure wasn't what the pastor of the church intended at all.  It was a life changing moment, though I did not really know it.  I had decided to throw off the shackles of the mind that are required by religion and embraced logic, reason, and science as my "holy" trinity.
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"No, I am not superstitious. I dont believe in that crap. Technology is just a tool created by man, nothing more. "\n\nSuperstitious???? How can something written almost 2,000 years ago be accurate today? Read Revelations Nukes, broadcasting, mark of the beast etc... are all in there. Technology is a tool created by man that will be abused by man! So my answer is absolutely this is setting the stage and the technology is just waiting to be abused by the Beast/one world order.\n\nOT
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i don't know.  superstition is an irrational belief about the relation between certain actions.
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Superstitions are taught generation to\ngeneration. Don't walk under a ladder\nBlack cat crosses your path,the number\n13 it goes back to your upbringing.Don't\nsplit the pole(walk on one side-the other\nperson walks on the other side)My Gran-\nMother would knock you down,if you split\nthe pole while walking with her.Very\nsuperstitious wash you face & hands\n(Little stevey Wonder)
627063
are you concious about you cameltoe?
414072
Nope.I'm a witch (that is to say,Wiccan).
958738
Stupidstitious - uh, superstitious!
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Do you really think so?
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Do you think you are God?  You're not.
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The definition of "superstition" is a belief that is outside of your own religion.\n\nFor example, in Hinduism, milk is holy.  A symbol of motherhood, milk is freely given.  Drinking milk causes no harm to any plant or animal, unlike other foods we eat.  The best sweets in India are made from milk, and wasting it is a terrible thing.   If a Christian believes that milk is holy, this is a "superstition" for the Christian.  \n\nChristians believe that a piece of bread can become the body of Jesus.  To a Hindu, this is a superstition.  \n\nIt isn't a matter of "truth" vs. "falsehood" -- it's a matter of mine vs. yours.
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Yes, but it is amostly common with certain cultures who have superstitious beliefs. For example the Garifunas has the belief that they can be possed by spirits even if the individual does not know the spirit. They believe that spirit comes to give messages and they do so through the living. For this reason they believe that that person who is possed will talk and do things just like the person when he or she was living and they can also do all sorts of rare things to themselves and others without actually knowing what they are doing.
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ARE YOU NUTS???????????????????????????
530592
It's not a science. it's a superstition