If you are superstitious, what's your biggest or greatest superstition?
I don't consider myself a superstitious person, except when it comes to fishing. Last Saturday night, I was all prepared for an early start on the Sunday morning, when I realised disaster was pending: I couldn't find my lucky fishing hat! This old hat is almost falling apart it has been so well used over so many years but the idea of fishing without it is unbearable. (Photo of the famous hat attached) I even called the friend I had last been fishing with to see if I had put it in his tackle box by mistake. Fortunately, I found it just in time and the trip did not have to be cancelled...
I am a big knock on wood kind of person. If I feel like I did good on a test and my friend says something like, " I bet you shifted your answers on your answer sheet and failed." I will immediately tell them to knock on wood. Wierd, but that's my superstition...
by Rishad I Habib 13 years ago
Belief in miracles or extraordinary events, supernatural interventions, apparitions, charms, omens or incantations plays a major part almost in every religion. These are so predominant that a religion without miracle is hard to imagine. However, when we think of these extraordinary events or...
by Helen Murphy Howell 12 years ago
What superstition do you follow?Even although it's silly, are there any superstitions that you follow - just in case something happens? I have to say I still get a bit nervy when it's 'Black Friday', (Friday 13th) - even although nothing has ever happened on this day and I've even celebrated my...
by Michelle Liew 11 years ago
How superstitious are you?
by secularist10 13 years ago
How many atheists and agnostics are there really in America, or in the world?The Pew Forum indicates that about 16% of Americans are "unaffiliated," which includes 3 groups:Atheist: 1.6%Agnostic: 2.4%Nothing in particular: 12.1%http://religions.pewforum.org/affiliationsNevertheless, there...
by mwales28 11 years ago
Is it an oxymoron? I know a lot of people who consider themselves Christian yet they cringe when a broom is swept over their feet, the sight of a black cat, or breaking a mirror. How does one explain being a devout Christian and being superstitious?
by ANIL KUMAR UPADHYAY 12 years ago
Superstitions are always opposed, but people could not remove it from their mind why ?
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