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Psychology professor; wrote The Mating Mind, Spent, Mate, & Virtue Signaling. Agnostic centrist into evolution, sex, sentience, freedom & future.

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    Geoffrey Miller‏Verified account @primalpoly 1 Dec 2018
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    Geoffrey Miller Retweeted G. K. Chesterton

    Apart from Zen Buddhism, are there any religions that use absurdist humor, self-mockery, and/or surreal, cryptic jokes as official parts of the spiritual practice, and as valued tools for enlightenment? Genuinely curious.https://twitter.com/GKCdaily/status/1068912617115316225 …

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    G. K. Chesterton @GKCdaily
    It is the test of a good religion whether you can joke about it.
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      2. brrr Seitz‏ @BillSeitz 1 Dec 2018
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        Subgenius, discordian?

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      3. Geoffrey Miller‏Verified account @primalpoly 1 Dec 2018
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        I mean a religion with at least 25 followers.

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      1. Anna Gát‏ @TheAnnaGat 1 Dec 2018
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        Talmud (2 jokes but this is - surprise - up for debate) and then literally all subsequent commentary.

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      2. Saint‏ @SaintTzu 1 Dec 2018
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        Sufism and Taoism come to mind.

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      3. Saint‏ @SaintTzu 1 Dec 2018
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        Also, the absurdist joke religion that has real and serious value in practice: Discordianism.

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      2. Kairos‏ @Kairos0101 1 Dec 2018
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        Interesting... While there may not be sufficient documentation to answer this definitively, I would say that within each tradition, the 'crazy wise' always arise. It's inevitable that the trickster/jokester appears to upset everyone's 'apple cart', since the 'truth' is the joke.

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      3. Sitara Parker‏ @Sitara_Parker 1 Dec 2018
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        Do you not mean the 'falsity' of everyone's precious 'apple carts' that the 'crazy wise' pierce through rather than 'truth' that is a joke?

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      2. Richard Harper‏ @harpersnotes 1 Dec 2018
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        For whatever it's worth- Trickster gods list, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Trickster_gods … .. (More about cleverness than humor.)

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      3. Richard Harper‏ @harpersnotes 1 Dec 2018
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        ".. Zuni have sacred clowns Koshare (Pueblo clowns), performing during the spring and summer fertility rites. Among the Hopi there are five figures who serve as clowns: .." via pg 78 Humor theories and the archetype of the trickster (Ana Stefanova 2012) https://www.folklore.ee/folklore/vol50/stefanova.pdf …

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      1. Whyvert‏ @whyvert 1 Dec 2018
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        If comedy is concerned with human foibles and non-heroic, non-virtuous characters, then as a genre it is ill-suited to the sacred, and perhaps tends to undermine it. Wasn't that one of the themes raised by Eco in The Name of the Rose?

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