What am I religiously?

Question

In short I believe in many different aspects of many different religions. Mostly just parts of the Catholic/Christian, Muslim, and Jewish. Also bits of the old Pagan stories or scripture, whatever the old stuff is called. Just curious if there is a name for someone who believes in parts of multiple religions.

Also yes I know someone is going to post a stupid answer so instead of giving them the attention they desire just ignore them.

Anyways thanks in advance for any helpful answers.

Answer 1

Bahá'í Faith
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bah%C3%A1%27%C3%AD_Faith

How about Unitarian Universalism
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalism

Answer 2

I go to an Interdenominational church. The religion is called Religious Science. We celebrate the goodness of all religions - and accept anyone who wants to celebrate with us.

There are banners of many different religious symbols hanging in our sanctuary.

We believe that there is one God (some call it Power/Spirit - whatever) and the nature of that God is Love. We don't believe in sin or hell. But even if you do - you will be welcomed.

You can read about Religious Science on wikipedia.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religious_science

Namaste!

Answer 3

You don't give enough information to identify your beliefs. Yes, practically any set of beliefs can be categorized, at least as long as they are not mutually exclusive. Big questions: Do you believe in a higher spiritual power? Is that power a person? Is it singular, plural, or a trinity-type complex being? Is there a balancing, negative force, or not? Is the important part your faith, or what you do?

Answer 4

It's one thing to take advice from other religions but to believe them entirely different. For example, it is against Christianity to murder but then again that can be morally true for a non Christian. Morals don't make you part of a religion. I myself don' know much about the Muslim, and Jewish religion, but to be Christian, you must believe that Christ is your savior, and you can't follow other religions, so thats contradicting yourself. You can't quite be part Christian, you either are or not.

Answer 5

Confused? What ever you choose but sooner or later you are going to have to start eliminating some. No need to call your self anything. Certainly not religious as belief in anyone destroys the others.
Save yourself some time study the bible at gracethrufaith.com
God Bless!

Answer 6

It couldn't be called Deist, because Deists don't believe in religion. I tried finding something about it on the net, and could not find any term for one religion with that belief. I would say that you are multi-religious, or pick one base religion and just say that you have many interests in others.

atheist

The Atheist Bible, it could be said, has but one word: "THINK." - Emmett Fields

Answer 7

You aren't alone, I know a great many people who refuse to be 'dogmatic'...they take what they can use, or what seems good and right to them, and leave the rest...makes a lot of money grubbing pastors, reverends and priests mad as heck, .....LOL too bad, so sad! Almost to a person, they (and I) consider ourselves to be spiritual and not religious.

To Thine Own Self Be True!

Answer 8

I believe there is some truth in all religions, but Christianity Has the way, truth and life in Jesus Christ. His death on the cross for our sins is the key for me. Common sense says you have to be holy to have a relationship with God. Jesus Christ is the way. There is lots of good advice in all religions, but good advice isn't always able to be followed.

Answer 9

All that matters is that you believe what the Holy Bible says.If you believe in what the bible says and you live by the bible and for God you are a Christian.You have to search out your own heart and Pray and ask God to reveal it to you,only he will know,God Bless.

Answer 10

I would call you an Judeo-Christian Eclectic Theist. ....Does that make sense? Mm. I would suggest taking the Belief-O-Matic on Beliefnet.com.