Comments by "neoHippie" (@morganseppy5180) on "Let's Talk Religion" channel.

  1. As a fan of Hancock and Carlson, I've never heard the great flood connected with all soul's day, dia de los muertos, or Halloween. Where did you learn this? Do you have a link so I can look into it?
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  2. There are a lot of uniquely American inventions and traditions, Thanksgiving and Superbowl come to mind. Even more if you look at non-white culture--basketball and jazz are uniquely American and invented by segregated blacks. Also, visit a Baptist sevice in the south, you'll get an American expression of faith and religious practice. Go out west and visit reservation areas, you'll see lots of First People traditions, art, and music. Go to the ethnic parts of major cities, you'll find "old country" cooking, art, abs music, but also "Americanized" twists and entirely new ideas by the generations born in the US. Even what you might call European traditions are often changed by what's on hand and new ideas from the US, as we saw with the Halloween traditions of pumpkins and trick or treating.
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  3. You should look into Carl Jung's work. He talks about this extensively.
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  4.  @J_Eusebio  Til. I thought it was invented by a black dude in the YMCA
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