which religion do u think will survive in the future?

Answer 1

"Religion" won't. A relationship with God will, forever. Check out Revelation 21-22.

Answer 2

All religions have a begining, a tenuous building period, a peek, and then an inevitable decline. People today make the mistake in believing that everyone else had it wrong and we are making up for it today by believing all the right things. The ancient egyptians were around for nearly 4000 years. I'm sure that after their first 2000 years they were safe in the knowlege that they were right and everyone else was wrong. Of course today we believe their beliefs to be, bizarre, excenteric, and down right silly. But the lived by it, they died by it, and they killed for it. Human kind will always carry on with this sort of recklessness until we all get together, kill god, and start believing in ourselves. Virtues aren't devine they are part of humanity as well as evil is a part of it not being simply temptation by the devil. There has always been a significant time in which all religions propegated due to word of mouth recalling a monumentous event. Certainly that will happen again. People will seen devinety in it and begin a doctrine of worship surrounding it. Eventually, the major religious of today will fall into disarray and new ones will be built. Man will start new wars with new civilizations about whos god is correct all looking back with the knowledge that the religions of today were all wrong. With a bit of luck mankind will one day notice this pattern and evolve enough to be able to live with the non-existence of a "god" and we can move on to the new and exciting prospects of the "new world order".

Answer 3

In one of the later Dune books -- where the language, culture and religion are based on Arabic and Islam -- Frank Herbert has a small Jewish family tucked away far out in the desert. It's a wee observation that I agree with: the Jewish people have survived so much -- exiles, pogroms, wars, forced conversions, not being able to own land, not being able to work in certain jobs, assimilation, genocide -- and managed to maintain an identity and vibrant religious practice. This has been going on for millenia, too, so it's not likely to change any time soon.

And hey, the Dalai Lama agrees with me -- he looked to the Jewish people for discussion in maintaining a cultural and religious identity in exile.

Answer 4

well I'd say christianity but theyre gonna be wiped out by the radical muslims, id say the muslims or the jews but they'll wipe out each other over "the holy land" Id say the peaceful religions like Hinduism or Buddhism but they'll be wiped out by everybody else's "holy wars" So no religion will survive, if humans even continue to survive for another thousand years I'd be surprised, well I wont because I will be dead, but you understand. So basically, don't get all religious because thats what could happen.

Answer 5

atheism (although it's not a religion) will always exist. I'm not sure if they'll last forever, but i think the ones that last the longest will be Islam and Christianity.

Remember, the greeks probably thought people would worship their gods forever too.

Answer 6

None! God hates religion. His kingdom will be the only thing left when it is all said n done! Peace! :)

Answer 7

Don't you know that Christianity is like a cockroach? It will never die no matter how hard we try. You will never convince those people to wake up and see they have been deceived.

Answer 8

the religion of kurleylovescheese

Answer 9

religion whose followers believe in all religions.

Answer 10

The religion that worships lightening since it can make fire, if those damned terrorists don't stop provoking people with nukes.