What a strange question.

Anything goes, my friend, as long as you don't post something totally irrelevant to the discussion or refer to Chinese folk religion as 'Taoism', which it isn't. 

Yes, absolutely.

Go right ahead; I'm all ears.

1. A person who believes in the Chinese folk religion is one who believes in the Chinese folk religion. A person who does not believe in the Chinese folk religion is one who does not believe in the Chinese folk religion. The distinction isn't hard to make; it's self-explanatory.

2. My answer to question #1 is not 'no difference', so question #2 is moot.

Anything else?

1. I love ancient Chinese mythology, classic Chinese ghost stories, theatrics, cosplay and gallows humour. My religion contains all of these great elements and so much more, including granting its devotees the opportunity to meet-and-greet its deities. No other religion, with the possible exception of Haitian Vodou, allows for such personal and frequent deity-devotee interaction. It's awesome.

2. The other religions don't contain any of the aforementioned aspects that appeal to me. As for the absence of religion, that strikes me as dull and boring. I find it much more fun to believe in magic and mystery.

I like this guy's course.

He presents and analyses myths in a very easily accessible, entertaining and inoffensive manner.

The animation accompanying his talks is adorable and smile-inducing.

We cannot judge TS on how his personal life is BUT one thing for sure, you are such an idiot for condemning him on this thread. 

If you have nothing to contribute here , Get a life please.

I hope Nachtsider comes back to share more info on Sintua, situation might be rough for him but hey everyone makes mistake. So do give him a chance. 

Give him some time & space , he will be back.

What disturbing? Most /k are like him, juat they dont show face