Luke skywalker fighting in "Star Wars" with his laser sword Last year in lockdown when I watched “Star Wars” movie series first time,I didn’t think that the Jedi philosophy shown in star Wars could be converted into a religion but it had been changed at that time. Actually, Jedi religion came in lime light when, in the UK’s 2001 census 390,127 people - or 0.7% of the population - described themselves as Jedi. [1] From that time, it became viral and people started to talk about this religion. In the 2011 census, 177,000 people declared themselves Jedi under the religion section, making it the seventh most popular religion. [2] WHAT IS JEDIISM? According to “Temple of Jedi Order”, Jediism is a religion based on the observance of the Force , a ubiquitous and metaphysical power that a Jedi (a follower of Jediism) believes to be the underlying, fundamental nature of the universe. Jediism finds its roots in philosophies similar to those presented in an epic space opera ...
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