Which religion are you most thankful you were not born into? Why?

Answer 1

Nobody is born into a religion. It is a matter of personal choice and ability to use critical thinking in choosing what beliefs you want to have, what will make you a better person? What will make society better?What did my parents/family/community teach me? Did they teach me the right things or did they teach me some pretty negative values, or ideology that makes no sense when put into a realistic context in society?

Answer 2

I was not born into any religion. I was born a sinner, in a home where Gods name was only used in vein. I lead a miserable life, then I found Christ and my life now has meaning, I have hope, and I have forgiveness. The things I endured and lived or a testimony, and the life I live today, is lived with the help of God, which means I do not have to endure but with the love of God I can make it thru anything and be an overcomer.

Answer 3

I was born the son of a Christian minister, and he was intelligent enough to teach me to question everything. Religious dogma and orthodoxy are no match for human reasoning, because both come from human reasoning. We reason how God could exist, just as we reason how God could not exist. I am only thankful that I am part of a culture in which atheism and agnositcism are not punishable by death.

Answer 4

Christianity.

I don't mean that in a negative or rude way, but if I had been raised Christian I would most likely be following the Bible today, and I never would have discovered the spiritual path I currently have, which I am totally and completely comfortable with. Not being Christian allowed me to explore other topics related to spirituality, and not being religious allowed me to construct a personal belief system of my own. That would never have been possible if I was following the Bible right down to the letter.

Answer 5

Not so much a religion, as I am Christian and am content, but a denomination. I would have hated to have been born Baptist. If I had been, my mind would not have been as open as it is now, nor would I have a desire to further my knowledge of religions.

Answer 6

I love my Paganism. I would have hated to be born into Protestant, where they force the woemn to wear nothing but denim skirts and grow their hair out mad long against their will and the men have no choice but to shave their face every day and dress neatly and cut their hair all the time; talk about the removal of the Bill of Rights!

Answer 7

None of us were born into a religion - we were born into our parent's religion, at most. We all start out as atheists originally though.

Answer 8

I'm glad I'm a born Muslim

I'm glad I was not born in Christianity. Not to be rude or anything but it very easy to refute their book

They even don't have rights for women. IT is EVE who is accused of what happened up there long long ago.

Answer 9

Of two sorts of religion: impure & pure, all are born into impure religion (law), and all eventually get converted to pure religion (grace). Even Peter of Simon/Peter, the only man biblically called Satan, is told "when(not if) thou art converted, then strengthen thy brethren".

For God our Saviour will have two things:
- all men saved(graced), "AND"
- all men aware what they're saved from: law

When Connecting Biblical Dots we find:
Our Father, deliver us from evil: Mt 6:13
We are delivered from the law: Rom 7:6
Conclusion: Law = Evil

Whatsoever is not of faith is sin: Rom 14:23
The law is not of faith: Gal 3:12
Conclusion: Law = Sin

What remains is global awareness of it.

The GRACE of our Lord Jesus Christ WITH YOU ALL. AMEN.

Answer 10

I m thankful that I m muslim..and I m most thankful that i were not born as Christain , hindu or others.becuase my religions is best for me.