I have been looking for a sight that people of all religions can go to to discuss?

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Their religion with others to teach their religion and try to understand the relgions of others any suggestions?

I dont want hatred i want an honest discussion with people of other religions so i can try to understand theirs and mabey just mabey help them to understand to understand mine.

Answer 1

Beliefnet.com is exactly what your looking for! Have a great day!

Answer 2

The ways of the world are strange.

Many seek what you want, but barriers erected by us in matter of religion are unscaleable, and a common platform is difficult to find. No.I do not know of any such forum.

At Coimbatore, we have the ISHA Yoga Foundation, where the main pillar is inscribed with symbols of various religions, like Hindus,Jains,Christians,Muslims, Zorastrains, Buddhists,etc. The essence of this foundation is universal peace, where human
values are respected irrespective of the religion.

Let us accept the universal truth that there is only one GOD. Although different religions adopt various ways of interpreting their beliefs, the core remains the same such as teaching of Saints,calender, practices.Note how most of the festivals coincide around the same time & have similar rules of penance, practise,rituals,fasting, bramhacharya.Refer LENT of Christians, SHRAVANAMAS of Hindus,RAMZAN of Muslims,PANJUSHAN of Jains, etc.

P.S: I follow Jainism, and had come across a Christian Bishop who knew much more about my own religion than I possibly do.
We can only learn of different religions on the internet, but to find a common platform interact with others religions is impossible.

Answer 3

Have you heard of the book: "Mankind's Search for God" ?
http://www.watchtower.org/publications/publications_available.htm
Publications Available - JW Official Web Site

You would probably enjoy reading it. Here's both the publisher's introduction, & a list of the contents ... :

From the Publishers

During the thousands of years of mankind’s history, man’s search for God has led down many pathways. The result has been the enormous diversity of religious expression found worldwide—from the endless variety of Hinduism to the monotheism of Judaism, Islām, and Christendom and to the Oriental philosophies of Shinto, Taoism, Buddhism, and Confucianism. In other vast regions, mankind has turned to animism, magic, spiritism, and shamanism. Has this search for God been successful? Through this book we invite you, regardless of your religious background, to join in this fascinating search for the true God.—The Publishers

CONTENTS:

1. Why Be Interested in Other Religions?
2. RELIGION--How Did It Begin?
3. Common Threads in MYTHOLOGY
4. Searching for the Unknown THrough MAGIC and SPIRITISM
5 .HINDUISM--A Search for Liberation
6. BUDDHISM--A Search for Enlightenment Without God
7. TAOISM & CONFUCIANISM--A Search for Heaven's Way
8. SHINTO--Japan's Search for God
9. JUDAISM--Searching for God Through Scripture & Tradition
10. CHRISTIANITY--Was Jesus the Way to God?
11. APOSTASY--The Way to God Blocked
12. Islam--The Way to God by Submission
13. THE REFORMATION--The Search Took a New Turn ;
14. MODERN DISBELIEF--Should the Search Continue?
15. A RETURN to the True God
16. The True God & Your Future
Subject Index & Picture Credits. (1990)

Answer 4

Try the Religion groups on Yahoo IM. You will hear more sheer hatred and prejudice there than anywhere else I can think of.

Answer 5

I am the editor of a quarterly zine called Trans Spirituality. That is just what we do, followers of diverse religions learning from one another's beliefs. However, we explore these beliefs in the context of our shared transgender experiences. We have Christians of various tripes, Wiccans (mostly solitaires), Buddhists, Satanists, etc., and even "transspirits" who regard the GLBTQA experience itself as a religious experience.

I hope you are able to find such a site. My long term goal is to create such a place in the real world. Because what you describe, learning from one another's religious experiences, is central to my spirituality. Thanks for expressing your yearning here, as it encourages those of us who do not live by religious barriers but whose spirituality tends to transcend any barrier to the greater community of life!

Answer 6

Go to Yahoo chat; religion.

Answer 7

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