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Visits this week: 408
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WELCOME
The Interdimensional Faith Chapel is a unique and welcoming place of worship for those who believe in the existence of multiple dimensions and the possibility of interfacing with beings from other realms. THE IDFC is a peaceful and serene space where individuals from all walks of life can come to connect with their spiritual selves and explore their beliefs in a supportive and mostly nonjudgmental environment. The chapel offers a variety of services and events to help members of the community grow in their faith and understanding of the interconnectedness of all things. Whether you are seeking personal enlightenment or simply looking for a place to find community and support, the Interdimensional Faith Chapel is the perfect place for you. Welcome.
DO YOU BELIEVE?
What is belief but a system to define your faith? Belief is interesting, isn't it? People can believe in anything. They just have to think or accept that something is true. There are no barriers or guidelines about what you can or can't believe in. Of course, many beliefs are held by a multitude of people. That's how we get faith, or more-so, religion. What's so interesting about belief is that something doesn't have to be true for someone to believe in it. Some people believe in a god, some (mostly children) believe Santa Claus exists. Some believe that dolphins are hollow, or that Hitler still walks the earth. It doesn't have to be true, and there doesn't necessarily have to be evidence.
The best argument, of course, loved by the deeply religious, is an analogy about wind. You can feel the wind, you can see the wind's effects (like a tree blowing onto your car), but you can't see the wind, right? But most people believe wind exists. That's how they argue existence for a god (you can't see him or feel him, but you can see his impact in your life...supposedly). Honestly, there should be more religions based on wind. Some would argue it's more powerful than god (assuming one believes in god, that is).
Anyways, the point is, there are many beliefs, some true, some untrue, some unproven. The Interdimensional Fatih Chapel welcomes most beliefs. Many of them, even. Welcome.
The best argument, of course, loved by the deeply religious, is an analogy about wind. You can feel the wind, you can see the wind's effects (like a tree blowing onto your car), but you can't see the wind, right? But most people believe wind exists. That's how they argue existence for a god (you can't see him or feel him, but you can see his impact in your life...supposedly). Honestly, there should be more religions based on wind. Some would argue it's more powerful than god (assuming one believes in god, that is).
Anyways, the point is, there are many beliefs, some true, some untrue, some unproven. The Interdimensional Fatih Chapel welcomes most beliefs. Many of them, even. Welcome.
TO WHICH DIMENSION DO YOU BELONG?
The IDFC suggests the existence of extra dimensions beyond the three dimensions that we experience in our everyday lives. These dimensions are thought to be compactified, or "rolled up," at scales that are too small for us to observe directly. It is possible if not entirely probable that these other dimensions harbor life. For example, it has been proposed that these dimensions could contain alternate versions of ourselves, or that they could be the home of entirely separate civilizations. Many people would have you believe that the existence of extra dimensions is still a theoretical concept and has not yet been proven. But that's the whole point isn't it? If we have faith in the multiple dimensions, they exist.