why do sg men believe in supersitions?

[Don Muthuswamy]

why do they believe in things like buying lottery after a car accident? or the evilness of number "4"... why? :( do they use their logic when they are behaving like this? :( has this got to do with their religion?

Hoi Tee Kee y use so many nicks? 1 2 stir shit izzit?

 

[Velma]

Hoi Tee Kee y use so many nicks? 1 2 stir shit izzit?

Not TeeKee, but miss_aussie.

 

[roxygurly]

i am not tekee or miss-aussie

 

[roxygurly]

Now you understand, this troll just likes to bash SG men for no reason. He cannot even back up his bashing with solid proof.

Superstitious? American Christian/Catholic cults rituals are much worse than our superstitions. At least, we Singaporean men do not believe in killing each other for the sake of a ritual.

how come sg men believe the opening and closing of the ghost gate in july?

 

[Velma]

how come sg men believe the opening and closing of the ghost gate in july?

Just like how some people believe in the existence of Jesus when no solid proof has been shown? Just like how some cultists believe that sacrificing children is okay to appease the gods?

 

[roxygurly]

Now you understand, this troll just likes to bash SG men for no reason. He cannot even back up his bashing with solid proof.

Superstitious? American Christian/Catholic cults rituals are much worse than our superstitions. At least, we Singaporean men do not believe in killing each other for the sake of a ritual.

i heard that singapore men like to burn "paper money" to their relatives in another world

 

[Balls2U]

"Believe in supersitions"???

Firstly, it's superstitions (and not supersitions).

Secondly, why can't just simply say "Why are sg men superstitious?"

 

[roxygurly]

Just like how some people believe in the existence of Jesus when no solid proof has been shown? Just like how some cultists believe that sacrificing children is okay to appease the gods?

believing in Jesus is different from burning paper money to appease dead relatives. one simple look at the motivation behind the two behavior juxtaposes the power of faith against the fear of revenge of dead relatives.