Should the smaller faiths: The Bahai, the Mormons and Hari Krishnas combine and form a "super faith"?

Question

Kind of a supergroup like Audioslave or Velvet Revolver except it is a religion. I figure a super religion would attract a broader "pious base" of worshipers. The Hari Krishnas might have to dump a few gods, they seem like nice enough people I am sure it won't be an issue. We could call the new faith the Bahormonishna's, I think that has a cool flavour and is not too Eurocentric. I would appreciate you thoughts about this matter do you think my plans are sound?

Answer 1

You realise there would STILL be the standard squabble over who gets to play lead, who's stuck chugging out rhythm riffs, and why the drummers (the Krishna devotees will be stereotyped into this role) should just leave songwriting alone?

Answer 2

What are the official numbers for the "smaller" religions anyway? LDS membersip is nearly 12 million, still small in comparison to many, but growing, what about the other two? As far as combining....naw,

Answer 3

As a practicing Judeo-Christian-Buddhist myself (*which is just as silly as calling members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints a "Mormon",) I would have to say that combining these three into one would be a good start. Of course, they would have to agree on one common theology, but that won't be too hard. Eventually every knee will bend and every head will bow, and all religions will be one anyway.

*Historically speaking, people term "Mormon" is a misnomer. It was a way of denying the LDS community their identity as a valid church in the US.

Answer 4

Ye gods - are you trying to start a Holy War? lol

Answer 5

to many beliefs involved

Answer 6

No