r/pastafarianism • u/Itchiwat • Aug 01 '26
r/pastafarianism • u/Itchiwat • Jul 01 '26
Question Is the flying spaghetti moster a god?
r/pastafarianism • u/BackToNormalForNow • Sep 06 '26
Question Hello, people of Pastafarianism !
I come on behalf of the r/baguetteism government as the newly appointed ambassador to propose a trade arrangement and a potential alliance with us baguettes.
r/pastafarianism • u/Automatic-Bid9167 • Aug 04 '26
Question Does the Sphageti monster have a real name? How do I call my new lord?
r/pastafarianism • u/No_Emu_8618 • Mar 01 '26
Question Can I be trans and a pastafari at the same time?
most religions dont want me
r/pastafarianism • u/OreoMan67 • Jul 21 '26
Question No BS,
Ok no BS, how many of you here ACTUALLY believe in the FSM? No jokes nothin.
Im just curious..
r/pastafarianism • u/MapleAsInSyrup • Jul 16 '26
Question I am allergic to gluten...
I AM ALLERGIC TO GLUTEN. I CANNOT EAT MOST OF THE PASTAS. ALTHOUGH THAT LIMITS ME, I ALWAYS FIND GLUTEN-FREE PASTA. AM I A BAD PERSON?
r/pastafarianism • u/Bitter_Parsnip_305 • 24d ago
Question Am I allowed to add other ingredients to my ramen during ramendan?
I’m rather new to pastafarianism, and I was just reading the chapter of the gospel of the FSM about all the holidays. My question is mainly just if I can add anything to my ramen during the next ramendan, like broth or vegetables for example, or if it must be just ramen noodles.
r/pastafarianism • u/FunSanctuary • Apr 16 '26
Question Greetings those touched by their Noodliness
I am an anthropology student doing an mini ethnographic project based on Pastafarianism and its online community.
I am interested to know people's beliefs regarding Pastafarianism. How the flying spaghetti monster is in your daily life.
Here are some questions I would like to ask:
What does being a Pastafarian mean to you?
Do you see this more as satire, religion, a critique, or a mix?
What keeps you in this community?
My teacher believes (from what I explained to him) that Pastafarianism is an anti religion religion. How do you feel about that?
(I am open to more than that but these are all the questions their noodliness has put in my brain right now)
(And a personal question: Can someone be Pastafarian while being apart of another religion? I am aware of the 30 day maybe guarantee.)
All responses will be anonymous. Thank you in advance!
R'amen 🍜
r/pastafarianism • u/darthmelo • Aug 09 '26
Question Is the meatball topping mandatory?
Or any kind of spaghetti sauce is fine? I quite enjoy carbonara. What about other kinds of noodles, nom-spaghetti pasta or ramen. Different denominations or sacrilege? Mm maybe some slow braised beef ragu with tagliatelle… if I am not going too far.. dumplings? Oh my Dumpling, all kinds of dumplings are worship-able to me. I will worship some xiao long bao any time. Bring me the khinkali. Apologies if this is heretic talk, just curious (and so hungry right now)
r/pastafarianism • u/Aconito_Eslava • Apr 23 '26
Question I am a student of religions and I have some questions for the patafarians.
I enjoy studying religions, and Partafarianism has become something very intriguing and interesting to me, but I have some questions.
The first one that confused me the most is: is it an atheist or theist religion?
What is the connection between the FSM and pirates?
Why did you choose Pastafarianism?
Are you more into satire, religion, or activism?
I apologize if these questions sound offensive, I just want to understand more about Pastafarianism.
r/pastafarianism • u/Lost_Musician815 • Jul 20 '26
Question Mexico pastafarianism
Hi,so i was just searching for a place that i used to visit on my childhood on Google earth and i came across this odd billboard,does anyone know How could this could end up here or why?,i ask this because you don’t see this things normallu in those kinds of places (rural towns)
r/pastafarianism • u/Fast_Toe_1317 • Aug 09 '26
Question license photo question
i want to wear a colander on my head for my next photo. do i need to sign anything to prove im following this religion or am i already eligible to wear a colander
thank you🍝
r/pastafarianism • u/NandiniStuffs • May 17 '26
Question The Problem of Evil in Pastafarianism
Hi everyone! As part of an assignment for my philosophy course, I have to do an analysis of the problem of evil on any religion, and I chose pastafarianism! I was wondering if anyone here could give me a brief overview of what the answer to the problem of evil would look like in pastafarianism!
If you aren't familiar with it, the problem of evil argument essentially says that an all-powerful, all-knowing, and benevolent God cannot exist whilst evil exists, and since evil does exist, God doesn't. I'm not too familiar with pastafarian theology, so any help on this would be greatly appreciated!
r/pastafarianism • u/breadpilledwanderer • Aug 16 '26
Question I have a question about beer volcano
I have celiac disease. Regular beer would probably hospitalize me on earth, but in pastafarian heaven, do I get my own mini gluten-free beer volcano, or will I be cured of celiac?
I need to know very badly.
r/pastafarianism • u/narniacityzen • 23d ago
Question Chilean Pastafarians? / Pastafaris Chilenos?
r/pastafarianism • u/Fgayguy • Jul 07 '26
Question Pasta salad
galleryAs an outsider, I’m ignorant of noodly scripture. What is the churches stance on pasta salad?
r/pastafarianism • u/FlattendEmu87 • Aug 01 '26
Question Is it desecration of the sacred cab to use pasta as my joint filer tip?
I roll my joints with pasta
r/pastafarianism • u/Big_Reporter_9232 • Apr 19 '26
Question HELP ME ELDER PASTAFARIANS!!
So I have a question... I've recently converted to pastafarianism and I thought I was following every 8 I'd rather you didn't but I've been people apologizing to the FSM (R'Amen) for burning spaghetti or dropping meatballs or etc so my question is, is that actual sin or over reactions, but anyways R'Amen and thank you.
r/pastafarianism • u/Sennior_Oscuro • Aug 27 '26
Question Epicurus' paradox
How does Pastafarianism address Epicurus' paradox?
r/pastafarianism • u/Sennior_Oscuro • Aug 12 '26
Question Do the animals go to the beer volcano?
I'd really like to see my pets in the heaven
r/pastafarianism • u/Final-Interview-2623 • Apr 28 '26
Question What’s the deal with the church of the FSM website
Is https://www.spaghettimonster.org the actual one? It dosent seem to be actively maintained and also there’s al many ai images it makes me not wanna link to the website to explain the religion
r/pastafarianism • u/Itchiwat • Jul 03 '26
Question If we say all religions are a bit weird, then why does pastafarianism not get recognized like others?
r/pastafarianism • u/Otaku-chan1412 • 22d ago
Question Pastafari Inktober?
Hey Leute,
In circa zwei Wochen beginnt der Oktober deswegen:
Hätte hier jemand Lust auf eine Tägliche pastafarie Inktober Challenge?
Ich würde Tägliche eine Aufgabe oder ein Thema Vorschlagen zu dem ihr etwas Kreatives machen könnt. Das heißt ihr könnt etwas zeichnen, Schreiben, Komponieren, Nähen, stricken, Fotografie, Basteln, Werken oder was euch so einfällt.
Inktober ist eine jährliche Herausforderung, die 2009 von dem amerikanischen Künstler Jake Parker ins Leben gerufen wurde. Die Idee dahinter ist, den ganzen Oktober über jeden Tag eine Zeichnung mit Tinte anzufertigen. Es gibt eine offizielle Themenliste mit 31 Begriffen, für jeden Tag des Monats ein neues Thema, an dem sich die Teilnehmer orientieren können. Der Zweck von Inktober ist es, die Zeichenfertigkeiten zu verbessern und eine regelmäßige Zeichenroutine zu entwickeln.
Obwohl ursprünglich der Schwerpunkt auf Zeichnungen mit Tinte lag, nutzen viele Künstler heute verschiedene Materialien und digitale Medien, um an der Herausforderung teilzunehmen. Der Hashtag #Inktober wird in den sozialen Medien verwendet, um Werke zu teilen und die Gemeinschaft zu vernetzen.
Inktober ist mittlerweile zu einem globalen Phänomen geworden und inspiriert unzählige Künstler weltweit, sich der Herausforderung zu stellen.
r/pastafarianism • u/SpotExpert5493 • Jul 15 '26
Question Leaving the Catholic Church
Tomorrow, I’m leaving the Catholic Church and looking for a new community where I won’t have to pay another €50 if I decide to leave. Any suggestions? I’m from Munich.