Is uncertainty getting in the way of you converting a car to electricity? Are you worried about doing the right thing? If so, don’t panic! I’ve done the research for you! I’ve researched the world’s major religions and discovered their views on the most divine form of transport: the electric car.
Christianity
When walking wasn’t an option, Jesus’ preferred form of transport was Donkey. It’s eco-friendly, reliable and ran on renewable resources. From this we can safely assume that Jesus would have driven an EV if they were available.
Buddhism
Peace is one of the fundamentals of Buddhism. This is good, because driving an EV is a wonderfully calming experience that puts you at peace with the world. It’s like meditation on wheels.
Islam
According to the Qur’an, the Prophet Muhammad once traveled on a Buraq, which is a lot like a horse with giant wings. Like Jesus’ donkey, this method of transport was reliable, eco-friendly and no doubt loads of fun! Those three things describe electric cars perfectly.
Hinduism
Two main objectives of Hinduism are Kama (sensual pleasure) and Moksa (freedom/liberation). These two objectives are easily obtained when you jump behind the wheel of a freshly charged electric car. The performance is pleasurable and the car itself liberates you from the cost of gas.
Judaism
One of the 613 Mitzvot (commandments) of Judaism is that you are “Not to scheme to acquire another’s possession”. Problem is, the oil industry does just that, keeping you tied to it’s products as your internal combustion engine drinks away thirstily. You can solve this costly problem and live purely by driving an electric car.
Atheism
God doesn’t exist according to atheism. This means that when atheists die, that’s it; the show’s over.
So the logical step to having a longer, healthier existence on earth is to make the world a cleaner, happier place. The no-brainer way to do this is by ditching your gas clunker and going all electric. The air will be cleaner, the roads quieter and the cost of driving your car next-to-nothing.
Disclaimer: Whatever you do, don’t take this article seriously and it’s only for a laugh. Do take electric cars seriously however. Go find yourself a donor car and convert it. Be one of the bold, cutting-edge, eco-friendly and cost-effective motorists I write about so frequently. Checkout this link: electric car conversion
4:05 am on January 30th, 2010 1
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3:19 pm on January 31st, 2010 2
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2:25 am on February 13th, 2010 3
yes ofcourse electric cars are perfect in all religions and this technology,nice post
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