EDIT: Trimmed. I felt I had gone a bit overboard with info, and had been unclear in some areas.
Sorry.
I am a Daoist (Taoist). Daoism was born from a form of Chinese shamanism (Wuism), and from folk traditions that sprang from Wuism sooner (Shenism).
The Daoist traditions involve a certain closeness to Nature. We learn from Nature.
There are many gods in Daoism, but none are required to be worshiped.
I've really only scratched the surface of Daoism as a whole, but I will leave it here for now.
In my practice of Daoism, there is an emphasis on the here and now, and not much concern for what may happen after death.
Instead, the focus is healthy living, simplicity and harmony with Nature.
The Celtic Pagan side of my practice is called such because I recognize and honor Celtic gods.
I also practice Pagan forms of pathworking and meditation, and animism.
The idea of "thin places" is also somewhat important to me.
My Daoism ties very organically into this.
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On to the main questions!
What do the teachings of your religion have to say about other beliefs?
Nothing that I am aware of.
What do you personally think?
I tend to take an impartial view on most religions.
Even my own, to an extent. I follow my path because it's what calls to me.
Others often do the same, and I do not judge or fault them, though I may not always personally like all of the implications of that path.
When it seems that someone is locked into a heavy-handed dogma, I sometimes attempt to help them see that there are other ways of seeing things.
I think that dogmas should be examined, and either accepted or rejected on an individual basis (like any other information), never up taken blindly.
Do you treat all other faiths equally or do you view some as better than others?
As I said above, I try to view religions impartially.
Sects or denominations of religions which demand blind adherence to dogma, and will cast out or alienate those who dissent are the only ones that I really view negatively. The worst, of course, are the sects which are openly hostile and/or violent to non-adherents.