How many religions do you try and learn about?

Question

Can you honestly say that yours is the right one if you havent studied all of them?

Answer 1

I studied quite a few before coming to the conclusion that none had any actual evidence... raised Christian, studied the Judao/ Christian/ Islamic mythology, looked at Shinto, Buddhism, various philosphies, and the bases for many earlier and alternate mythologies and fairytales.

Answer 2

I have studied many books on all religions, and still read as much as I can. If you're interested in some of my conclusions, here they are.
Judism- - - One of the oldest. The base of Christianity and Islam. I believe their dietary laws are foolish. The health dept. is better at judging which foods should be eaten.
Christianity - - - An off-shoot of Judism. I am waiting for a clear understandable explaination of the trinity.
Islam - -- Another off shoot of Judism. A Johnny-come-lately belief. Forever talking about how peaceful the religion is, but showing just the opposite. I'm also bothered by the fact that their prophet had a nine year old kid in his harem.
Hinduism - - - Completely non-understandable to a Westerner. Six armed Gods, reincarnition, too much mystic stuff.
Buddhaism - - - Started out, not as a religion, but rather a search for knowledge. A nice quiet, peaceful religion. They bother no one. They make no attempt to cram their beliefs down anyone's throat.
Jehova's Witnesses, Jesus Christ Church of Latter Day Saints, Scientology, and some of the other lesser religions just aren't believable at all to me.
So, to answer your question again, yes I can say that my belief is the right one for me. I believe in no supernatural. Gods, angels, the hereafter are all supernatural, therefore are nothing but superstition to me. I challenge you to proove me wrong.

Answer 3

I studied and visited many religions before finding the one that I felt completely made sense to me. They all have very good points and my church just has the views that I have. So, I would say that my religion is right for me, and I am glad to have an understanding and appreciation of other religions.

Answer 4

"All religions" no I haven't studied all religions.

But one of the great things about being one of Jehovah's Witnesses is that I've learned alot about most religions.

Not because someone told me what the other religions teach, but because I've talked to members of their church.

Every time I knock on a door, I place my beliefs on the line.

So far I can honestly say mine is right.

Answer 5

Comparative Religions

http://www.missionislam.com/comprel/index.htm

Answer 6

I haven't studied all of them, by any means, but of all those I have, I have found something valuable in each, yet all have flaws. All things human appeal to my interests; and, as all religions were invented by humans, they all interest me.

Answer 7

Islam, Budhist, Christians. I am in that religion before so I live with it before. I am christians for 10 years now.

Answer 8

I studied other religions after I knew my own. Faith has to be nurtured, or it won't root firmly enough to be tested.

Answer 9

As many as I possibly can...

“One country, one ideology, one system is not sufficient. It is helpful to have a variety of different approaches. We can then make a joint effort to solve the problems of the whole of humankind”
- The Dalai Lama -

Answer 10

All I can tell you is I read a lot and my stack of books keeps growing.

And right now mine is the right one for me... But I'm open to change too. I'd hate to do the dino, not evolve, and become extinct.