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I would be Jewish, only very orthodox. If Judiasm didn’t exists then Buddhism would be my next choice.
How about the Church of WMSCOTT, I only require a 5% tithe. Contact me privately and I will let you know where to send the money.Jewish. Closest to Catholicism. Though for a brief, rebellious moment, I’d consider creating the “Church of Me”.![]()
Just out of curiosity, why would you go from Christianity to Islam rather than Judaism first? That seems illogical to me.If not Catholic then Orthodox, if not Christian then Shia Islam, if not Islam then Judeaism, if not a Judeo-Christian faith, then whatever was the local religion.
Up until Christianity and Islam most religious were cultural and nationally based.
Because Judeaism is a national religion. As a Gentile I would not want to place myself under the Abrahamic Covenants when I must simply follow the Noahide Laws as a gentile. So what I would worship if Christianity existed is really not all that important under a Jewish world view.Just out of curiosity, why would you go from Christianity to Islam rather than Judaism first? That seems illogical to me.
Right, I agree. I can’t speak for everyone else here, but the Truth that we’ve found in Catholicism is rooted in Judaism which would be the full revelation of Truth if Catholicism didn’t exist and that’s why we would say we’d be Jewish. I think there’s a difference between ‘shopping’ for a religion you just happen to like and honestly looking for the Truth. For example, I have a friend who is borderline Atheist/Buddhist who is honestly searching for the Truth and I respect him tons more in that regard than my other friend who wants to convert to Judaism just because he thinks it’s “cool”.Truth trumps everything else.
I think you’re totally right. I don’t think converting to a religion because it’s cool is necessarily the right thing, but maybe somewhere in the process, one discovers the truth. My best friend became Jewish sometime after college, not because it was cool, but because she saw “Truths” in it. She was raised a Baptist.Right, I agree. I can’t speak for everyone else here, but the Truth that we’ve found in Catholicism is rooted in Judaism which would be the full revelation of Truth if Catholicism didn’t exist and that’s why we would say we’d be Jewish. I think there’s a difference between ‘shopping’ for a religion you just happen to like and honestly looking for the Truth. For example, I have a friend who is borderline Atheist/Buddhist who is honestly searching for the Truth and I respect him tons more in that regard than my other friend who wants to convert to Judaism just because he thinks it’s “cool”.
If it is just Catholicism and not Christianity that did not exist I would choose an Eastern Christian Church, most likely the Oriental Orthodox. I find their spirituality to be beautiful and to start with I am already of a similar (Maronite) tradition.A discussion in another thread made me think of this question.
I know, speaking for myself, if I were not a Jew, I’d probably be a Deist.
Eastern Orthodox. If that wasn’t around then Agnostic defenitly.A discussion in another thread made me think of this question.
I know, speaking for myself, if I were not a Jew, I’d probably be a Deist.
Second that. I didn’t really define my preference of “Judaism”, but that’s what I meant.I would probably choose Orthodox Judaism.