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Question 1:

I don’t get why vampirism isn’t a religion. So what is the difference?

Greetings,

Good question. Vampirism is actual physical need for living bio-energy (called prana or chi). The people affected with such were born with the physiological condition were as their bodies do not naturally make enough of this prana energy for them to function well in life. Without the additional energy, they are constantly fatigued, may have severe headaches, and have a harder time fighting off disease.

Religion is a choice. While there are interpretations of a “vampire” religion within modern gothic culture, they are lifestyle choices not defined by real energy need. Typically members of such a religion dress in gothic attire and may all frequent the same local clubs, etc. And while the may call themselves vampires, it is not the same as being affected with vampirism.

LA. Judge / nodecaf
Vampire Church Administrator

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