If you had to CHANGE your RELIGION, what would you change it to????????????

Question

Lets say in a hyperthetical situation, it was vital that you change your faith, which religion would you switch to?????


If you lack the ability to place yourself this hyperthetical situation, there's no point answering, so don't!

So which faith would you switch to??????

I personally i wouldn't mind being jewish, i love their culture and i feel the religion can perfectly function with modern society.

I don't mean to be a Y/A Nazis, but if you are not willing to answer the question, don't take up the space of potential good answers.

Answer 1

I will change to judaism because I think that they value and respect so much their religion and the holy book and yet are not suicide bombers like others if you know what I mean.

I've been learning hebrew lately and It is awesome! plus it's not that hard, i actually found it quite easy and straightforward.

I think the point of following a particular religion is the level of conviction one feels in that particular religion. The greater the level of your conviction in what you believe, the greater your spirituality and I personally experience that already by learning hebrew and hebrew scriptures (tanakh).

Answer 2

Hypothetical, you mean.

I don't know. I guess Buddhist because it includes a strong moral code and unlike most religions I see, they tend to practice what they preach - in fact they hardly preach at all.

The reincarnation stuff is silly but its much less silly than the superstitios baggages that weighs down the Abrahamic faiths.

*You realise we'd have to be talking about a society which would execute anyone for not picking a religion. Atheism explains everything better than any 'faith' and I'd be hard pressed to give up common sense and rationality for any religion.*

Answer 3

Christianity

Answer 4

i am an atheist and atheist will i be till the end.... no need to be from this or from that religion.

"I'm an atheist, and that's it. I believe there's nothing we can know except that we should be kind to each other and do what we can for other people."
(Katharine Hepburn)

"A man's ethical behavior should be based effectually on sympathy, education, and social ties; no religious basis is necessary. Man would indeed be in a poor way if he had to be restrained by fear of punishment and hope of reward after death." - (Albert Einstein)

Answer 5

Sikhism

Answer 6

I'd like to think I could be a Jain, but it is a hard path to follow so I may end up being Buddhist.

Answer 7

Asatru. (Norse heathenism, to give it it's 'correct' definition).
For one, it wouldn't be too huge a step from animism, and I've always liked the swashbuckling manliness of the first millennia Scandinavians.

Answer 8

i am orthodox christian and i would choose buddism if i had to switch to something. it seems a peaceful religion and i love their temples, the philosophy of loving all people and say no to war. its amazing the way they give goods and flowers to gods, something so small and yet so pretty, it brings you back to nature and calm living

Answer 9

I am Spiritualist but if I was forced to change it would be Buddhism because they have many similar beliefs to Spiritualism.

Answer 10

I would take death before I'd change religion.

Hypothetically even, I can't think of any other religion I would want to embrace.