"Sweden is now the first and only country to recognize Kopimism as a religion, the group said.
"For the Church of Kopimism, information is holy and copying is a sacrament," it said in a statement. "Information holds a value, in itself and in what it contains, and the value multiplies through copying. Therefore, copying is central for the organization and its members."
Philosophy student Isak Gerson, spiritual leader and founder of the Church of Kopimism, said being recognized by Sweden is a big step towards removing the stigma around copying.
"Hopefully, this is one step towards the day when we can live out our faith without fear of persecution," Gerson said in a statement.
PC magazine
Monday, January 09, 2012
If it works for gay marriage, let's try file sharing
Now no one can speak against it.
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