For Christians. If you weren't Christian , which religion would be best for you ?
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I think Wicca would be nice; if not Wicca, I'd chose being a witch cause then I'd have the power of casting spells.  But maybe Buddhism is the best choice. Having said that, please understand that I am reborn and new to the faith.  Praise Jesus and pass the potatoes, too (just kidding).  Amen.
299141
I'm Christian. Women are viewed in a better light, and liberalism is more acceptable (we don't ALL have to believe everything in the Bible literally).
729961
Christians are like this.  I left the religion because of it, plus, the fact that I do not believe Jesus is G-d.  G-d is One.  Judaism fits me just fine.
1164027
Faith is what you believe in and have a "sense" that it sits squarely with you.\n\nReligion is however you act out your worship of God; which denomination fits the most closely to how you think is the correct way to worship Him.\n\nSome Christians think you MUST be baptised by immersion.\n\nSome Christians think you MUST be able to speak in tongues.\n\nSome Christians think you MUST follow a certain code of ethics.\n\nSome Christians are so liberal you can't separate what they believe is right from what non-Christians believe is right.\n\nI believe a person must find the "religious" practices they most closely feel right about and go for it.....because:\n\nThe Bible says all Christians are a different part of the body of Chirst. The hands, the feet, the eyes, the ears.....we all serve a very different and very important purpose. \n\nHope this helps.
246135
Being a Christian is not about what foods you eat or what songs you sing. It's about following Jesus.
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from what you are describing I would recommend Buddhism but I could be wrong \n\ntry out this web site and see what your religion should be\n\nhttp://www.beliefnet.com/story/76/story_7665_1.html
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I don't, because no church suits me.\n\nMy belief system long ago came to the conclusion that christianity and islamwere both completely absurd, and that I'd be a terrible buddhist. Living in Europe, it would be hard to adhere to ethnic religions like taoism, shintô, hinduism or sikhism. I can't convert to judaism either...\n\nSo I'm still looking for a religion I can believe in, agree to, and practice without reservations.
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I don't go to church because I don't believe in god, heaven, or hell. I've tried to find a religion to believe in, and have gone to a few different churches. But religion just isn't for me.
798002
I can never again be a Christian. I could pray the prayers and go to church, but in my soul I would always be a Buddhist. Nothing can change that, I have dedicated myself to the Dhamma...\n\n“There is no need for temples, no need for complicated philosophies. My brain and my heart are my temples; my philosophy is kindness”\n- The Dalai Lama -\n\n- Atmadeepo Bhava -
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Why do you ask such a question? Anyway, born and raised a christian. I know I'm answering your question, but tell me this, would that matter to you, if you met a decent, respectful person of a religion different from your own?
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I am a christian and I don't want a theocracy. In fact I am a borderline anarchist. I don't think it is the religion itself as much as the PEOPLE in the religion. Sinful natures wanting more and more power.
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I was born into Cahtolicism, my parents switched to Christianity when I was like three and I practically grew up in the church.  Before I turned 18 life was pretty good for me, and then when I left Christianity and turned to numerous other religions (among which were Atheism, Wicca, and a few others which I wont mention), everything in my life turned upside down.  I wasnt happy, I lost my job and had trouble finding a new one and keeping it, I even ended up having to file for bankruptcy at the age of 19!  Around the age of 20 or 21 a recommitted myself to Christ and became a Christian again, that is when my life started to change for the better again.  I was raised Christian, but ultimately I think I had to choose Christianity on my own.\n\nWhat keeps me with Christianity is that life ultimately was almost the worst that it could be when I was without Christ, it could have always been worse, but it was my WORST time ever.  I stay with Christianity because I beleive in the teachings of the Bible, I beleive that Christ died and rose again, for me and every person on earth.  The other reason that I stay with Christianity is that I am "Eternally Forgiven," my sins have been washed away by the blood of Christ and although I am not perfect I am saved by God's grace.
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The best religion is the one that makes you feel at peace with yourself and your higher power.\n\n(wwr - that comment shows that you truly don't believe in Christ....judge not lest ye be judged yourself)
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There is no best religion - only the spiritual path that fits you best. An awful lot of trouble stems from different faiths declaring themselves the righteous path .... maybe there is NO religion and faith is a figment of peoples deep desires to be led and comforted by an intangible entity, being or force ... I don't know. I just know that none of them are 'best'.
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Well,If you are doing it just for the rewards then there will be no salvation for you.....Because GOD knows you intentions.....So yes I would still be a Christian.\n\nVery good question though........GOD BLESS\nhttp://www.gotquestions.org
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Christian, and proud. \nI believe it is right because everything in this religion makes sense. You have no question or doubt that God exists or anything in that area. There are tons of religions out there that are SO obscure and some really make you wonder if he exists. And as I know, if you don't believe and have Jesus Christ in you heart, you aren't going to Heaven and that is fact. It just makes so much sense in my religion. I have NO question that God exists and I shouldn't its so nice to go to bed at night knowing I'm going to Heaven. What a relief isn't it?
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As a Christian, I would advise you to not find a faith that workds for you, but find the faith that contains the fullness of truth, and strive toward that truth.\n\nGod bless,\nShane