If You were likely to convert to any Monotheistic faith, which would it be?

[9-10ths_Penguin]

If I ever decided to go back to monotheism I would need to do a lot more research about the various faiths. Based on your selections I would probably look really close at Gnosticism and Baha'i. Odds are though I would go back to Roman Catholicism. My family is Catholic and I was once Catholic. I would be doing my own thing within it though. I probably would have more Deist viewpoints or even retain my Nature=God belief.

Why?

I mean, it sounds like your position would be considered heretical in the Catholic context, so why voluntarily align yourself with a church that would implicitly brand you a heretic?

 

[Gaura Priya]

I wonder why Vaishnava Hinduism has such a high standing among Christianity and Judaism, LOL!

How much do people know about it? I mean, one of the current forms of Vaishnava Hinduism, is, well, the Hare Krishnas...

 

[jarofthoughts]

I wonder why Vaishnava Hinduism has such a high standing among Christianity and Judaism, LOL!

How much do people know about it? I mean, one of the current forms of Vaishnava Hinduism, is, well, the Hare Krishnas...

"The Hare Krishnas are the 5th largest army in the world, and they've already got all our airports."

-Bill Hicks

 

[Herr Heinrich]

Why?

I mean, it sounds like your position would be considered heretical in the Catholic context, so why voluntarily align yourself with a church that would implicitly brand you a heretic?

Well it isn't like they could do anything about it. Also like I said I know at least a few Catholics that would be labeled "heretical". It is not a big deal. Also I was raised Catholic. I am comfortable with it and I enjoyed the ritual. Check out gratefulness.org sometime.

 

[Gaura Priya]

"The Hare Krishnas are the 5th largest army in the world, and they've already got all our airports."

-Bill Hicks

Hahahah... I used to be a Hare Krishna for about four years. It's a beautiful religion, albeit conservative, but more liberal than any other form of Vaishnava Hinduism, since Vaishnava Hinduism in India generally is seen as legalistic and all about rules and regulations.

I do miss being able to worship through dancing and singing before God... And of course, prasadam (food offered to Krishna, sanctified and distributed to everyone). :ignore:

 

[Onkara]

Hahahah... I used to be a Hare Krishna for about four years. It's a beautiful religion, albeit conservative, but more liberal than any other form of Vaishnava Hinduism, since Vaishnava Hinduism in India generally is seen as legalistic and all about rules and regulations.

I do miss being able to worship through dancing and singing before God... And of course, prasadam (food offered to Krishna, sanctified and distributed to everyone). :ignore:

From reading your posts it seems a shame you left it.