Would you consider changing your religion?

Post by **Christell Lindeque** » 20 Jun 2024, 14:00

I don't think I will ever be able to change my religion. I have recently had doubts, but deep down I will always talk with God out of habit. I will always speak with him and seek guidance from him.

Daniel Hughess · Post by **Daniel Hughess** » 23 Jun 2024, 13:56

I don't have any reason to do that. I don't see myself ever changing my religion. It is absurd.

Kendal Low · Post by **Kendal Low** » 24 Jun 2024, 05:59

Cheryl Erickson wrote: ↑23 Feb 2024, 22:37 I have had a strong faith and been a member of the same religion all of my life. I have been open to learning about other religions and took a class on world religions. I have had others attempt to proselytize me, but it just made my own faith even stronger. So I don't think that I would ever change my religion.

I agree with you fully! I am always open and willing to learn about others' religions and respect their views and opinions. However, if someone tries to force their beliefs onto me, I am far more likely to be opposed to changing my beliefs than I would be likely to believe what they're trying to get me to believe. Additionally, if they go about explaining their beliefs in a respectful way, I am much more open to discussion and learning!

Daniel Hugh · Post by **Daniel Hugh** » 26 Jun 2024, 16:22

No, I would no consider changing my religion because I have faith in that religion. It is part of what keeps me going.

Azuka Christian · Post by **Azuka Christian** » 27 Jun 2024, 03:12

I believe strongly in my religion and will by no means differ or change my decision of it.

Post by **Savant Chanelle** » 29 Jun 2024, 08:27

I definitely would. Especially if it's is a major religion. The idea that a religion has a following of billions or hundred of millions is going to be appalling to me. It would definitely mean that the followers of that religion see something in it and I'd like to see it too and decide for myself if it is right or not? Realistic or not, etc.

Post by **Savant Chanelle** » 29 Jun 2024, 08:28

I definitely would. Especially if it's is a major religion. The idea that a religion has a following of billions or hundred of millions is going to be appalling to me. It would definitely mean that the followers of that religion see something in it and I'd like to see it too and decide for myself if it is right or not? Realistic or not, etc.

Post by **Savant Chanelle** » 29 Jun 2024, 08:28

I definitely would. Especially if it's is a major religion. The idea that a religion has a following of billions or hundred of millions is going to be appalling to me. It would definitely mean that the followers of that religion see something in it and I'd like to see it too and decide for myself if it is right or not? Realistic or not, etc.

Post by **Savant Chanelle** » 29 Jun 2024, 08:29

I definitely would. Especially if it's is a major religion. The idea that a religion has a following of billions or hundred of millions is going to be appalling to me. It would definitely mean that the followers of that religion see something in it and I'd like to see it too and decide for myself if it is right or not? Realistic or not, etc.

Post by **Savant Chanelle** » 29 Jun 2024, 08:29

I definitely would. Especially if it's is a major religion. The idea that a religion has a following of billions or hundred of millions is going to be appalling to me. It would definitely mean that the followers of that religion see something in it and I'd like to see it too and decide for myself if it is right or not? Realistic or not, etc.

Daniel Cubarsi · Post by **Daniel Cubarsi** » 02 Jul 2024, 23:40

No, I wouldn't consider changing my religion because that defies the original say of things.

AJIBOLA Olasunbo Aminat · Post by **AJIBOLA Olasunbo Aminat** » 28 Jul 2024, 13:07

I’m open to exploring and learning about different faiths and beliefs, but changing one’s religion is a deeply personal decision shaped by individual experiences, convictions, and circumstances. While I enjoy learning about various ways of life, including different religions, I believe that changing one’s faith should come from a genuine alignment with personal values and beliefs rather than external pressures or societal expectations.

As Ali Master suggests, freedom of religion allows us to explore, question, and discover what resonates with us. Ultimately, the choice to change one’s religion should be based on personal reflection and a sincere desire for spiritual growth, rather than merely conforming to societal mandates.

Sarah Vinchu · Post by **Sarah Vinchu** » 28 Jul 2024, 16:41

I do think about other religious things and try to comprehend them. I firmly believe that there are many valuable lessons for humanity in all religions, making the world a better place to live. I hold my faith in the highest regard and I am incredibly fond of its teachings, so I would never be willing to switch. Among my favorite topics to learn about are God, faith, evolution, creation, and human existence. I attempt to find answers for these questions from all conceivable theological viewpoints.