What religion will you choose?

Question

what religion will you choose, if you are given a choice to choose? it is because i perceive that people nowadays' religions are influenced by their descents, so do by their family.Or, did you already happy with yours?

Answer 1

Having your descendants influence your religion is a cool trick.

I want a time machine!

Answer 2

i choose my inner religious way,,, i mean each person can discover his unique religion if he enter his inner feelings,,, so don't blame any one if he is different than you,, and don't blame yourself if you get a religion from the environment,, so feel free and think deeply and examine what you will see it as the FIT religion for yourself

Answer 3

any one with reincarnation, i think that would be hella tight

Answer 4

none

There is too much to do to waste time 'believing' in things.

Answer 5

Islam

Answer 6

Happy being Jewish, so I would stay Jewish :)

Answer 7

Actually the religion I choose is Seventh Day Adventist. I was raised Lutheran and then I went on a search for God. I have studied with many different religions and it took me many years to find one that is consistent with their "Holy Books".  It struck me odd that many of the religions out there, will not even hold fast to the book that is suppose to give them insight into their God. Religions tend to take those books and alter their meaning to fit what they want it to say. This is why Christianity is so fragmented. Instead of studying the book as a whole, many Christian religions have taken parts of it and formed a religion around it without looking at the whole book to find the proper meaning. Passages are taken out of context and often not compared to other parts of the Bible.  

Answer 8

None. I could never start believing in things and entities for which there is no credible evidence.

Answer 9

i'm quite happy being a christian now.i cannot say anything worse about my religion.

but the only thing i complain about is that people always discriminate us...

Answer 10

Christianity, Sikhism, Hinduism

Answer 11

I chose my non religion, out of the decision that "religion" and "god" are not sufficient things to live by. They're both outrageously radical and to believe in an "invisible man in the sky" is crazy. It had nothing to do with my family. Just my personal beliefs.

Answer 12

None, I tend to believe that religion is for the scared and fearful among us who are afraid of the big unknown (being what happens after death). Or are generally scared of the unknown or seek for a pathetic meaning behind everything.

If I want to believe in something I'll do it on my own without flaunting in to the rest of the world however.

Answer 13

I would chose Pentecostal Christianity.

Answer 14

I have no need for religion, I have a conscience.

Answer 15

I already chose, and arrived at Asatru.  After eight years or so, I just keep learning more and more about the Gods and it makes more and more sense to me as time goes on.

Answer 16

No religion

Answer 17

I will chose Jainism, a descendant of Hinduism.  Like other religions, Jainism believes whole world as sacred creation of our creator. Jainism prohibits killing of any animal. Not only that, it also stresses on

cleanliness of surrounding and to take care of nature.  I believe that true religion is one which don’t harm anyone directly or indirectly. True religion is one whose effect is shown in their followers and should not limit itself to the scripture. I have seen such things in Jainism and in Jain people.

Answer 18

Proud to be a Catholic, so I guess I would say Catholic.

Answer 19

Are we choosing up sides for a sandlot baseball game? In the big inning...

Answer 20

I'm already content with my religion.  

Answer 21

How about you choose none?

Answer 22

I think, I am happy as an Agnostic.

Answer 23

I choose Christianity with a Buddhist's philosophy of mind mixed in their. Christians have a lot to learn from their Eastern friends and vice versa.  

Answer 24

Christian, but there are aspects of Buddhism that appeal too, such as the respect for all living things.

Answer 25

I will start my own religion.