Batman V. Superman: Dawn Of Justice

*Candy Kappa* · 07-19-2015, 03:55 AM

Well, you can still be an atheist in a world where gods are real, even in Dungeons and Dragons you can have atheist Clerics that get their powers from ideals rather then getting their powers from deities.

You simply don't worship any deities.

As for Superman, personally I don't really care. At one point he's a kryptonian, why would he worship earth deities, but. On the other hand, the Kent's where probably God-fearing farmers, so he may have been raised with Sunday Church stuff or whatevers, and as an adult knowing wo he is he might still pay some lip service as tradition.

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, where most settings/worlds gods do exist, even walks among people for funsies, mortals can achieve godhood. It's not uncommon to pay tribute to a deity even if you don't worship them or any deity, you just do it for good luck or not to piss off that specific deity.

07-19-2015, 03:55 AM	#11
Candy Kappa The Agenda of Existing Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Vikingland Posts: 14,596	Well, you can still be an atheist in a world where gods are real, even in Dungeons and Dragons you can have atheist Clerics that get their powers from ideals rather then getting their powers from deities. You simply don't worship any deities. As for Superman, personally I don't really care. At one point he's a kryptonian, why would he worship earth deities, but. On the other hand, the Kent's where probably God-fearing farmers, so he may have been raised with Sunday Church stuff or whatevers, and as an adult knowing wo he is he might still pay some lip service as tradition. Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, where most settings/worlds gods do exist, even walks among people for funsies, mortals can achieve godhood. It's not uncommon to pay tribute to a deity even if you don't worship them or any deity, you just do it for good luck or not to piss off that specific deity. __________________ devianArt Instagram Youtube Tumblr Art Blog Patreon