MITTEN:
"He takes the word superstition, replaces it with the words "dietary restrictions" and that no longer makes something a superstition."
Superstition - the word YOU have used to label the dietary restrictions of Muslims (and by default every other religon too).
Superstition - the definition of this word being an irrational belief arising from ignorance or fear.
YOU have absolutely FAILED to demonstrate how dietary restrictions are either irrational through ignorance or fear.
I howvever, have already demonstrated multiple times that dietary restrictions indeed do have reasons for their use in religion - they being traditional, religious, ritual, cultural or nutritional/medical.
Your argument is therefore revealed for what it is - spurious....and repetitive.
LOL
MITTEN:
"Yet another brilliant display of logic on Miguel's behalf. The superstition of it being bad luck to walk under a ladder is not a superstition because it is a walking restriction."
So which religion specifically has a "walking restriction" Mitten? LOL!
:-D
By the way - it really IS a good idea NOT to walk under a ladder my dear for a number of obvious reasons any sane & logical individual could come up with.
MITTEN:
"Your logical attempt at painting something as not being a superstition by painting it with another set of words, just doesn't work, Miguel!"
I can't help it if you use words whose meanings and definitions you really have no concept of Mitten.