Are there any religions that do not require a leap of faith?
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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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In short, most religions say that other religions are wrong. So if you really believed in one of them, you would not be able to believe in any other ones.
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If you're looking for a religion based on that criteria then I doubt religion is for you.  But personally, I don't believe in religion at all... just the truth that GOD is ALL
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In a theocratic government, there is never the freedom of faith. In most of the Islamic countries, no other religion than Islam can be freely practised.
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Yes. I don't believe that the Bible is infallable by any stretch. But I believe almost all religions believe in the same supreme being. If you think of life on earth through history it's not an accident... it's an amazing plan.
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Scientology.  You don't need faith, only brainwashing.\n\n\n\n(great question btw)
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religion maybe......but not spiritual thinking.
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Those who follow rationality do not object to religion existing, but to the way the religious claim to have special knowledge.  In fact people follow religion without really understanding it or knowing why it exists.
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Spiritual but not necessarily religious.
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Yes. Morals exist without religion.
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Not in particular Order: Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism. \n\nSome minor religions( in terms of followers) would be : Jainism, Sikhism (2 offshoots of Hinduism along with Buddhism), Shintoism.\n\nMy knowledge here isn't vast, so if somebody has more ideas, do add them!
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Raised Catholic, became an Evangelical, ran away from radicalism and the hypocrisy explored Native American, Celtic, Hindu, Shamanism, learned the true history of all religions, rejected the B.S. Read Suzuki, studied Zen, practiced bohemian Buddhism up to present. Buddhism does not require the belief in a supreme being, or personal god, allows me to grow spiritually without putting my brain on hold, teaches that it all is just a moment and is really impermanent.
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Yes, but not to the exclusion or detriment of any other religious belief, and purely on a voluntary basis.
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God and religions requires belief which comes from a leap of faith.  With so many variations of beliefs, faith in God is totally subjective. \n\nScience is a method of proof, utilizing verifiable facts, evidence and substantiation.  We have yet to prove or disprove an existence of any Gods.
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You are right. You don't need religion. At the end of the Book of Revelation in the Bible it says that in new heaven and new earth, God lives in the midst of people, and there is no temple.
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No. "Believing" in a religion because you were raised to isn't really believing, it is more of just following tradition- and SOOOO many people do that just because of what it is. There is usually no belief involved, just walking a walk because that's what's always been done.  That is a lot easier than actually having to know/study/learn what something is and believing.   :-)
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Yes, of one sort or another.  Considering that religion is really just a way of explaining the world around us, and considering that some branches of science require just as much faith as some religions, we can assume that (in one form or another) we will always have religion.