Okay, I think this whole entire concept is hilarious. And I didn’t know Hindus could also be called “Hinduist.” How come I’m not Muslimist then?

I think, at the moment, I’m finding this too amusing. I gotta go think about it before leaving a real comment. I will concede, however, that I find this description slightly disturbing: “This is the concept behind the Plug ‘n’ Pray concept: religion is no longer a mystical experience or a personal journey to get closer to our transcendent inner dimension – it belongs now to the FCG (Fast Consumer Goods) segment.”

Great, just what we need.

But you know what? it had to happen eventually. They’ve commercialized everything else already.

I think I’ve heard someone call Muslims ‘Islamists’ before. I guess that makes me a Christianist or something.

I think I maybe a “Muslimistic”.

And people wonder why organized religion doesn’t work. Ha! This product not only organizes, it categorizes, it streamlines it and finally it makes it all user friendly.

Then on the buy page, they say: “Plug’n'Pray kits are not yet available… but you can became a Plug’n'Pray supporter: buy a Plug’n'Pray Tshirt.”

Note the wink smiley.

in either case the concept is funny. It’s all done in jest so I doubt there’s anything to really worry about. Altough the Hindus might object to the term Hinduist.

‘Goodness gracious great balls of fire!’

One more phrase down.