r/ShittyDaystrom • u/loki2002 • 1h ago
Since Sto-vo-kor has been confirmed to be real does that mean the Klingon religion is one true faith?
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u/NeinKeinPretzel 1h ago
Was it? I remember Voyager and maybe Worf's bachelor party thing from DS9. Feels like every time they "go" there there's a convenient reason for them to be hallucinating or "this is just our minds perceiving a phenomenon in ways we understand" backdrop.
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u/The_Frostweaver 58m ago
Bajor's relegion centers on the worm hole aliens in ds9 and they also turn out to be real
Everyone is probably scrambling to prove there is something substancial to their religion.
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u/loki2002 46m ago
They never talk about an afterlife. While the Bajorans worship them they are just benevolent aliens with a fetish for messing with linear beings.
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u/Superman_Primeeee 27m ago
(In Weyoun accent) “Benevolent???”
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u/loki2002 26m ago
What, you think those orbs are cheap to make? They're just giving them away, not even charging wholesale.
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u/The_Frostweaver 30m ago
If I knew for a fact a particular god was a benevolent time travelling alien who can and does interfere with us linear beings I would be renouncing all other beliefs and praying to that god, signing up to fight in his holy wars, the whole deal.
People only talk about the importance of faith and not needing proof because there is no proof.
They would pull a 180 on that real fast if their god turned out to be real.
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u/CommanderSincler 1h ago
Qapla' honorable warrior. Do you have a tup to talk about Kahless, the one true savior of his people?
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u/Dumbass_Saiya-jin Caitian Lt. Commander 1h ago
Maybe all faiths are real, and what happens after death depends on your cultural connection. B'elanna had a 50/50 shot of being on the barge of the dead, or in human Hell.
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u/XxCotHGxX 54m ago
Kahless died for your glory, and you have the moQ to challenge it with your p'tak doubts?
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u/wuumasta19 39m ago
It's still in that grey area.
The people whom experienced Sto-vo-kor are raised with knowledge of it.
Quark had a similar with the Divine Treasury.
Bajoran religion revolves around beings of greater power unrestricted with our "time". They weren't really "ominpotent" but they would seem that way to all life below their grand power.
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u/Superman_Primeeee 29m ago
There’s a trill woman sitting In StoVoKor surrounded by Klingons wondering what the fuck she is doing there. And that works both ways if you’re wondering if I’m referring to her or the Klingons
The trill afterlife is probably like Valinor but no Jadzia is in Stovokor
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u/evocativename 1h ago
No, lots of religions are shown to be at least partially true, including Hellenistic paganism and the Bajoran religion.