What/who do you worship and why?

Question

Just curious.

Answer 1

I worship Netjer and the many Names of Netjer. Why? Netjer is my God and the Names are my many Gods. I mainly serve Netjer and Sekhmet but I also serve all the rest of the Gods.

Answer 2

I worship the Living Spirit of the Universe, Who appears in many guises, Male, Female, Both, and Neither, and Who is both immanent in and transcendent of the physical Universe. I worship the Most Sacred because I am called to do so by my particular sense of what would most completely connect me to the surrounding world. This reflects my own personal sense of the Wiccan path. I accept the reality and legitimacy of other people's choices of foci of worship--although I repudiate anyone claiming to have the One Right Answer for everyone.

Answer 3

I worship Allah the only one God because :
1)Allah created us as a leader at least in the family for making our society more prosperous and not making damages in this earth
2)Allah had created this universe with all of its contents for the sake of us Allah regulates these planet orderly and timely
3)Allah gives us subsistence which is needed by us for living in this earth happily
4)Allah has given a complete and updated life guidance in holy qu'an and hadith
5)Allah gives us a freedom to choose our religion and shows the right path if we want go to heaven after death and some warnings
of a wrong path that lead to hell
6)Allah gives us a decree but we do not know exactly what is our own limitation,so we should work hard to reach a maximum goals
7)Allah can be contacted directly in our praying and He will give us protection,forgiveness and loves
8)Allah is merciful and affectionate and gives us a quiet down situation
9)Allah is always fair,can hear our complain,our request and knows everything we have done.
10)Allah is helpful and has the highest power to determine our destiny.

Answer 4

I am not sure if the word "worship" is correct or not. What i know, though, is that i do not worship any "hindu", "christian", "muslim", "jewish" or "buddhist" god. What i worship is far beyond religion and far beyond humanity. Humanity is just one aspect of "it". I can not call it "him" because it is beyond sex and we have no special word for it. Just think about an extremely ultimate superpower which creates billions of galaxies containing billions of stars in each galaxy, supernovas, super massive blackholes, temperatures ranging from absolute zero to billions of degrees centigrades, amount of space which is zillions of lightyears wide and various complex forces of gravity, photons, atoms, molecules, quarks and strings. And now consider a fragile planet called Earth and small flower on a beautiful tree on it. Consider the extreme cruelty in nature and the tenderness. Consider the superpower that takes care of all these things. I worship that power. And no it is not Christian God, no Hindu God, nor Muslim God, no Jewish God and not Buddhist God. It is just God. What we think about God, and his prophets, deities and demons seems so tiny in front of the power such an entity. Just get awed by the fact that even in this supercomplex handling of universe, there is justice in universe. How difficult it will be to construct such a universe..! And there is no favouratism there. It is "our" fantastic imagination when we say that "He" (why not "she", by the way?) will come to destroy people of other religions. And that way, we try to imply that "we" are the chosen ones. Should we seriously think that "it" will be interested in such petty politics? What i worship, therefore, is no pope, no mullah, no prophet, no priest but simply "God" itself, and to the sense of justice that it wants to maintain in the universe.

Answer 5

I worship God the Father, the Son Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit.

To be honest, I also worship television, money, work, and several other distractions, but I've asked God for the strength to instead focus my attention on Him.

Answer 6

The Eastern Orthodox worship the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, one in essence and undividied Trinity.

Answer 7

As a spiritual agnostic... I "worship" nothing. I believe that what goes around comes around and to give back to people and the land. Personally I can't believe in the concept of God, I think things happen for a reason. I don't think that there is a higher power that is hanging around figuring out who needs to die or live or go to "hell" or "heaven" or all the things God is supposed to do. I think it has to do with fate and personal choices and your own destiny.

Answer 8

I don't worship anything; I'm agnostic.

My personal philosophy is that of the Collective Unconsciousness, but I don't feel such an entity requires worship (or that worshipping such an entity is really benefictial at all)

Answer 9

I won't say I worship God, because I'm agnostic.

However, I do worship the Earth.

Answer 10

i worship God and His son,Jesus. I worship both because I love Them and want to serve them and do what Christ tells me,by going and sharing the Good News to others.

Answer 11

WOW! For such a simple question you got so many various answers. Sorry to offend, but it seems to me that you can tell which people "chose" their own beliefs. They gave insightful meaningful answers. Instead of just because, and "he saved me." From what? Hell? Oh, you mean the Hell He created? No, that is not an answer. Its an excuse.

Personally I believe in a duality. A Whole. I don't believe in one prophet, we are ALL prophets who hear "God's" words. There should be no payment for good deeds or bad deeds. There is no heaven or hell, there is only peace or discord within your own soul. I do not fear my "almighty" or my "god", I am not awed by "His" power. The Universe is awing enough!