Religionists, what do you feel your religion has over other religions?

Question

Every religionist has something that they like about their religion that attracted them to it over others.

What is your religion, and what do you feel it has over others?

Answer 1

Religionists, what do you feel your religion has over other religions? You are not required to follow my religion. I have the freedom to adapt by philosophical means and scientific evidence to changing times and environments.

Every religionist has something that they like about their religion that attracted them to it over others.



What is your religion, and what do you feel it has over others? So we get to it. Druid. Freedom and the requirement of using one's brain.

Answer 2

Matt 24:14 says that the good news would be preached in the whole earth and the Jehovah's Witnesses are doing that. They use God's name which was originally in the Bible around 7,000 times. It is still found in the King James Version at Psalm 83:18. The Lord's Prayer says: "Hallowed be thy name."



They don't go to war and stay out of politics. Jesus said his disciples would be "no part of the world." By avoiding war, they can truly claim to have never killed a fellow believer in an opposing country.



They don't tolerate serious wrongdoing and have discipline for members who don't repent. They base this on the Bible.



They put false doctrines of Babylon behind them. The Bible says that Christians should be able to "make a reply to him who is taunting me." If you follow the taunts and harassment on here, you will see that they always give satisfying answers to unfounded challenges.

Answer 3

I don't believe in a religion. I believe in God. Just establishing reality for you, to begin properly. Someone once said, "Begin the way you wish to end." Good advice.



God's love did it for me. Especially after I rejected my family's generational Mormonism, only to find He loves EVERYONE exactly the same. I like that in a God. Shows He's not partial, unlike the human mormon god. God loves nonbelieving mockers as much as believers. His merciful love is constant, too, being able to see through why certain people mock Him. Right into their sad, lonely, frightened, injured souls. Imagine that! It may not be news to you, but it certainly was to me. (I never really liked the mormon god. He always seemed so.... indecisive, so human, so randy every time you went to the bishop to clarify a sticky doctrinal point. Yetch. And they are ALL sticky. Sigh.)



So my faith in God has everlasting, abundant love for all creation. Even you, no matter if you mock Him or not! You are on equal footing when it comes to being loved for who you are. Whew! So, what say you about that, eh? Do you like being loved by Him as much as I do? Probably. But the question will always remain.... will you someday admit it?



Hmm....

Answer 4

They aren't attracted to them, they are born into them.





"My daddy was a baptist and my grandaddy was a baptist and I was born a baptist and I am going to die a baptist." - Bubba(1978)