Test of humility for religious people: Say something you like or admire about another religion?

Answer 1

I admire the Catholics for their unwavering devotion and loyalty.

Answer 2

Remarks from a Latter-day Saint:

SOUTHERN BAPTISTS teach their children well. By the time a Southern Baptist child is eight, he can recite several Bible verses from memory, knows God and Jesus other than by hearsay, can name the books of the Bible in order (great help when looking up passages!), and can pray comfortably.

LUTHERANS are my favorite group. I don't know how it's done, but I have never met a sorry no-good Lutheran (and I have only heard the names of two -- one was Adolf Eichmann, and I forget the other one). They must be doing something right to have such wonderful people.

JEWS are to be honored for their commitment to their faith in the face of such overwhelming odds through the years. I have always admired them.

EASTERN ORTHODOX CHRISTIANS have the most beautiful houses of worship, bar none.

[I could write more if I had more time to think, but that is good for now.]

Answer 3

I admire the Buddhist for their Principal of non-violence
I admire Catholics for the ability to mix "theater" (in a good sense) with religion and make their services so fascinatingly beautiful
I admire Fundamentalist for sticking to their guns despite overwhelming evidence
I admire Atheist for sticking to their guns despite overwhelming evidence

And I never ever have meet a Mormon I did not like. They are the nicest most polite people I have ever run into either on a personal or business level

Answer 4

I admire that the Muslims don't drink, worship 5 times a day, don't believe in their women acting like tramps. Now if they could just fix the most important thing and stop murdering people, they might have a good religion.

Answer 5

Zumilistist religion. I like them because as far as I know they do not exist. At the end of the world everyone will become Roman
Catholic. Most religions have good points. Judaism believes in the true God. Protestants believe in Jesus but somehow think He made a mistake in the Church He founded. Buddhists even though they are wrong are peaceful. Also some religions I won't mention which ones have unwavering faith even though it is obvious they are wrong.
Please note you can belong to the wrong religion (not being Roman Catholic) and still someday go to heaven. A

Please note the above is not my opinion but fact.
Has anyone here noticed that atheists are usually losers in life? or am I the only one here noticing this?

Answer 6

The Jews have a lot of neat festivals and commemorations. I find it admirable that Muslims pray five times a day. I really admire Buddhism for its non-violence. I realize it's a philosophy, but a lot of people consider it a religion.

Answer 7

The thing I admire about the other churches is how they
have their doors locked up all week
and nothing is going until Sunday Service is here
while the Catholic and Episcopal Churches they are open
through out the week for prayer how I love it

Answer 8

I find beauty and wisdom in all of the mono-theistic religions. And while I am a Christian, and that will not change, I feel a kinship with people of the other Abrhamic faiths, because essentially they worship the same God that I do. There are massive differences, yes, but they still worship the same God.

Answer 9

I like that Christians believe in a Higher Power.

I appreciate the Jewish reverence for books.

I admire that Muslims attempt to overcome their individual egos by submitting to a Higher Power.

Answer 10

I admire the Wicca idea of "Do what you will as long as you harm none." If all of us focused on not harming others by word or deed, the world would be a better place regardless of anyone's religious beliefs.
BTW, I am a Christian.

Answer 11

I admire atheists' dedication to logic and Science. I think that the majority of them are good, moral people.

I admire the Fundamentalists' sticking to their beliefs in the face of much criticism.

I admire ALL religious people who accept and respect others.