CRIKIPEDIA
A Cracked Look At The World of Cricket

your continued donations keep Crikipedia running
Navigation
Main page
Random article
Contact CrikipediA
Disclaimer
Site portals
Biography
Geography
History
Politics
Religion
Science
Sport & leisure
Technology
External links
Bon Accord C.C.
ACA Grades
Site Admin
In development

CRIKIPEDIA™

Portal
Religion (pronunciation: ree-lid-jin)

Any contributions to the religion portal must not be deliberately inflammatory. Heresy is considered a legitimate force of change. Blasphemy, on the other hand is frowned upon. Religions of a cult nature may respond in unpredictable ways. As ever, the publishers of Crikipedia accept no responsibility for anything.

What is religion?
Religion is commonly defined as belief concerning the supernatural, sacred, or divine, and the practices and institutions associated with such belief. In its broadest sense, it has been defined as the sum total of answers given to explain humankind's relationship with the universe. Religion takes an almost infinite number of forms in various cultures and individuals, but is dominated by a number of major world religions. With regards to cricket, a number of "cult" religions or "micro-faiths" have sprung up, most of which can be regarded as frivolous or mischievious in nature, their belief systems based on anti-worship rather than devotion. Most of these are short-lived although some have become established.

This page was last updated Wednesday, 21 February 2007

Featured article
msmith.jpg (23618 bytes)

A bouncer from a West Indian fast bowler could cause toilet related accidents. The pre-match shite can help avoid this.

The pre-match shite is not a practice associated with any particular religious faith or cult but it is a recognized ritual, most commonly performed by batsmen.

Most equate a successful dump as lucky although it's more practical benefits are probably more beneficial over the course of a long afternoon's cricket. (More...)

 

Selected picture
Anti-Cults believers paint their faces green as a visual display of disdain of their opponents claims that they are "green with envy".

 

 

 

Did you know...

... that God wants cricket in the Duthie Park?

...that Sheddocksley is God awful?

...that God spoke to me?

...that Jesus was an adequate medium pacer?