Are you superstitious?

[MikeLigalig.com]

Are you superstitious?

[islander]

in a sense, yes.  i lose nothing if i believe in some things that cannot be explained by science.  as long as i don't let these things rule my life and i keep my faith on top, god's in his heaven and all's right with the world.

[Chongki]

sometimes

[fdaray]

No, I'm not. I base on scientific study and experience.

[hubag bohol]

No, I'm not. I base on scientific study and experience.

Kanay payter!

[taga tigbao]

Instinctively. Usahay mas mauna ang superstition kaysa logical explanation.

[bugsay]

in a sense, yes.  i lose nothing if i believe in some things that cannot be explained by science.  as long as i don't let these things rule my life and i keep my faith on top, god's in his heaven and all's right with the world.

unsa pananglit ang mga panghitabo ug imong mga pagtuo nga dili ma expalin sa science, ms isles?

[islander]

unsa pananglit ang mga panghitabo ug imong mga pagtuo nga dili ma expalin sa science, ms isles?

like most women, strong akong intuition, bai bugs.  hasta akong banana republic makurat usahay kay kasagaran matinuod akong isulti, bisag komedya.  mora kog mag-una.  the nearest science that i can relate my intuitive strength to is in the field of metaphysics, of which the world has no known formal studies.  (except rumored research in facilities in russia and the u.s.)   

[islander]

but can we define what superstition really means here?  the term is too open to different interpretations.  non-catholic christians regard as superstitious the catholic practice of bestowing due reverence to images and icons.  atheists may believe that praying to any god is nothing but superstition. 

meanwhile, why do some of us avoid walking under a ladder or think twice about proceeding when a black cat crosses our path?  we even say "tabi" as a matter of habit when we pass through strange and foreboding places.     

[cujo]

Only one superstition,when a black cat crosses my path,I do my own hocus pocus to ward off bad luck.I can't help it I was born Friday the 13th.

[lindy]

kini tinuod gyud ni day akong amigo realtor diri basta black cat mo cross sa iya di gyud na molakaw ug dayon and he is a white fellow.

but can we define what superstition really means here?  the term is too open to different interpretations.  non-catholic christians regard as superstitious the catholic practice of bestowing due reverence to images and icons.  atheists may believe that praying to any god is nothing but superstition. 

meanwhile, why do some of us avoid walking under a ladder or think twice about proceeding when a black cat crosses our path?  we even say "tabi" as a matter of habit when we pass through strange and foreboding places.