What religion was I seeing?

[Anonymous]

Jewish or Baptist
Baptist women love their ankle length skirts.
Orthodox Jew also where modest clothing...coukd be going to synagogue if you them on Saturday
The husband and kid are so generic in dress it could be anything -going to a eedfing

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Jewish or Baptist
Baptist women love their ankle length skirts.
Orthodox Jew also where modest clothing...coukd be going to synagogue if you them on Saturday
The husband and kid are so generic in dress it could be anything -going to a eedfing

I am Baptist and live around a jillion baptists and nary an ankle length skirt.

The Mennonites here don’t even wear ankle length skirts/ dresses.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Very, very odd question. I'll guess Scientology, or maybe Shinto.

Shinto?!? Seriously. Did you even attend school at all?

It was picked at random and meant to point out the absurdity of the question. I don't really believe it. The poster who pointed out it was sarcasm was accurate. Hence the "Very, very odd question" part.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Very, very odd question. I'll guess Scientology, or maybe Shinto.

Excuse me? As a Japanese, I take offense you would mention the two in the same sentence.
The clothes OP describes are nothing like the Japanese Shinto spiritual practice.

Your sarcasm detector may have accidentally come unplugged.

It's not funny to ridicule other people's religion, even some that YOU think are obscure enough for you to get away with it.

[Anonymous]

My guess is they’re Muslim but their outfits may not have had anything to do with religion.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Very, very odd question. I'll guess Scientology, or maybe Shinto.

Shinto?!? Seriously. Did you even attend school at all?

It was picked at random and meant to point out the absurdity of the question. I don't really believe it. The poster who pointed out it was sarcasm was accurate. Hence the "Very, very odd question" part.

Not appreciated. Shall we make fun of something you take seriously?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Man, pregnant woman, six year old boy. All Caucasian (doubt it matters, but just in case?)

Man: all white - pants and tunic type top. Hat fitted close to skull.
Woman: dress to ankles, white, flowy
Boy: dress pants (black or khaki, can't remember which), short-sleeve button down shirt buttoned all the way up to the top button, BOW TIE

Nation of Islam? I've done a bunch of searching online and this seems like the closest match but I'm not sure it was right.

Caucasian + Nation of Islam? Unlikely!

[Anonymous]

My friends who do Kundalini yoga wear all white.

I wear ankle length skirts because its cool and my legs don't look that great, has nothing to do with religion.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Very, very odd question. I'll guess Scientology, or maybe Shinto.

Excuse me? As a Japanese, I take offense you would mention the two in the same sentence.
The clothes OP describes are nothing like the Japanese Shinto spiritual practice.

Your sarcasm detector may have accidentally come unplugged.

It's not funny to ridicule other people's religion, even some that YOU think are obscure enough for you to get away with it.

It wasn't ridiculing anyone's religion, it was ridiculing the question.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Very, very odd question. I'll guess Scientology, or maybe Shinto.

Shinto?!? Seriously. Did you even attend school at all?

It was picked at random and meant to point out the absurdity of the question. I don't really believe it. The poster who pointed out it was sarcasm was accurate. Hence the "Very, very odd question" part.

Not appreciated. Shall we make fun of something you take seriously?

Again, it was making fun of the stupid question.

[Anonymous]

Some North Africans (Algerians, Tunisians, etc.) can be quite fair and may appear caucasian. They are mostly Muslim countries.

[Anonymous]

Orthodox Lutheran

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Very, very odd question. I'll guess Scientology, or maybe Shinto.

Shinto?!? Seriously. Did you even attend school at all?

It was picked at random and meant to point out the absurdity of the question. I don't really believe it. The poster who pointed out it was sarcasm was accurate. Hence the "Very, very odd question" part.

Not appreciated. Shall we make fun of something you take seriously?

Again, it was making fun of the stupid question.

The very fact that you are defending yourself should make you understand that you made a mistake. Don't pick different religious practices "at random". Some of us are very familiar with them.

[Anonymous]

Kundalini yogis and some practitioners of Yoruba-based folk magic (hoodoo, voodoo) wear white.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Some North Africans (Algerians, Tunisians, etc.) can be quite fair and may appear caucasian. They are mostly Muslim countries.

Maybe they’re just white people who are Muslims. You realize those exist, right?