I have no clue if anyone's asked this because it seems like it could be a common question. I also have no clue if this would offend anyone or not, which I hopefully don't think it will but... What does Sora believe in at a religious stand-point if any? He's obviously seen the Olympus Gods, but at the same time, it's also gestured that he celebrates Christmas. What do you think about this? Again, don't know if anyone's asked, and I hope this doesn't offend anyone, but it's just a question I'm asking. Thanks for reading.

Edited February 16, 201510 yr by Neku Sakuraba

In the Kingdom Hearts Universe there is a Santa,  multiple devils, multiple afterlifes, aliens, talking animals, and according to Frollo, there's even a God  and Jesus somewhere in the midst of all this.

 

 

I think it's safe to say all logic is lost.

I don't think its very important to figure out

I have no clue if anyone's asked this because it seems like it could be a common question. I also have no clue if this would offend anyone or not, which I hopefully don't think it will but... What does Sora believe in at a religious stand-point if any? He's obviously seen the Olympus Gods, but at the same time, it's also gestured that he celebrates Christmas. What do you think about this? Again, don't know if anyone's asked, and I hope this doesn't offend anyone, but it's just a question I'm asking. Thanks for reading.

sora believes in yevon

 

 

He's japanese tho

 

 

 

I doubt they'd seriously bring religion into it

 

Copying ideas for storytelling-like alot of stories, especially fantasy, do- but not actually put it in bluntly 

 

 

Also, Celebrating xmas doesn't make you a christian, dude. People who don't even believe in anything or have a different religion celebrate it just for present giving n' fun with the fam. Which is fine because that part of it was a pagan tradition. and pagans don't really exist anymore. 

It's nice to know I don't exist. Pagans do exist, we just tend to stay under the radar because people have a lot of misconceptions about our beliefs and how we practice them. Although I can see your point about Christmas. Most religions have some sort of festival during the winter months. Christmas, Kwanzaa, Hannukah, Yuletide, whatever you want to call it.