Does God really care what religion you are?
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Good Question, although you got a little lost in your typing there. \n\nI have to agree with your premise though. All in all, I think, and remember this is just my opinion, that you're on the right track. I think it's how a person lives and treats him/her self and others, that really matters. \nIf God really wants everyone to be one religion or another, there has to be some wiggle room in the end for those who just didn't know the difference or who were simply confused over the enormity of it all. \nPersonally I'm a God fearing Agnostic. Meaning I believe in God, but I don't believe in any one specific religious view of God. I know my actions towards others is a reflection of Gods' plan and if I'm cruel then I'm doing evil. \nIf I help someone out of my own kindness then I'm doing God's work.\nI don't believe God watches each of us individually, that's why He gave us free will. \nWe as individuals must look inward to find peace, love and goodness. Each of us must reach that place to pull out the goodness and extend it to our neighbors.
999653
Well I am a Christian and we believe that no matter what the religion.. God doesnt care about religion what he looks for is a person's soul.... have they accepted Jesus and been saved!!  If they have not no matter what their religion they will spend eternity in Hell.  If a person has accepted Jesus they will spend an eternity in Heaven with him.  Hope this helped!
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I doubt God even cares where one country begins and one ends.  All through history, boundry lines have moved, countries created, others absorbed, do you really think God cares about all that?  God cares about people, not government.  It makes me laugh when politicians say "God is on our side"  God doesn't protect one side of a war and leaves the other open to anything.  He protects those who are not evil, those who love him.
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It makes no difference to God whether u love hi of not. God is not like a neighbor or a girlfriend who needs reciprocation. I think all this stuff of believing in God is wrong because we think it in terms of reciprocation. Like God should love me because i love him. \nNo it doesn't happen like that. If there is God he loves all  people on earth, irrespective of there religion, nationality and brains. Its a human way of thinking and a very ugly thought. If God starts doing what we humans do, he doesn't deserves to be called God anymore
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Why does it matter? This is God's decision and not ours.
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Do you believe in God?
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Does GOD believe in you?????
571729
Every one wants their religion to be THE BEST ONE by flaunting good deeds they try to make it so.  In the  Bible it says do not flaunt your deeds only god needs to know. (not exactly, but close) I would like to think no matter what religion you practice this should apply, I hate to think people do good just to convince others of their goodness, only you and your god or goddess or??? need to know
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Definitely, and that applies to all other religions as well.\nIn order to stay in power, all religious leaders will tell\nyou to believe that their god is the true god which makes\nme believe that god was actually created by man. So.\nwhat does it make us?
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Not me, I am not completely without faith but I am still too confused on that subject to go either way, so I just dont think about it, but I could really care less how anybody else feels as long as they dont push their religion on me or lack thereof.
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I'm not an atheist... but I'll take the hypothetical anyway and pretend that I'm being asked to convert to a particular religion, being as I am not religious at all. The question is, after all, would I convert and practice a belief system different from my own to save my daughter.\n\nWell, of course I would, generally speaking... but would it matter? As you say... if there's a God, He would know that I didn't really begin to believe anything different, and I'd probably make him that much more angry with me. I'd do an awful lot for a child of mine.\n\nI've decided to pose the question that gwad suggested, as I'd like to know what other religious people think. :)
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I believe in God. I practice religion.
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Maybe instead of worrying about a particular religion, you should focus on a relationship with God, and let him lead you.  Don't get me wrong, i belong to a church, but i study the bible and ask questions and follow my heart.  Go to several, and find a place where you fit in.  Personally, i think "religion"  is man-made most of the time (men's rules, not God's).  Best bet is to read the bible, get one that has modern language if the king james is too hard to follow....good luck, sugar...
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Religion isn't important to me.  I'm a Christian and the most important thing to me is Faith in God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit.  I know that I am saved through God's grace.  I believe that Jesus died for my sins and that a person should strive every day to be the best person they can be.  God Bless.
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No. Absolutely not. The fact that I have a strong faith is a personal decision. What anyone else chooses to believe in is entirely up to them, and I do respect that. I wouldn't be living the way my faith requires if I were to push it onto someone else. I respect their beliefs the same way that I would want someone to respect mine. (Lutheran)
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I have respect for all people. If you where walking past me and fell, I would help you to your feet. Would you accept my hand if you knew that I was a Christian? I hope you would, but my point is that, what I have seen of your religion, makes me think that you wouldn't. And its not my government, or my God(that I believe is god), that influenced my feelings on this. It's a combination of what I've seen and heard of your beliefs and the actions that make me want nothing to do with your religion. As a Christian I would hope you'd take my offered hand, but I can't bring myself to believe that you would.
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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?