What is your next favorite Religion after your own one?

[Phil25]

I guess your own religion is your favorite one. My Question is which is your next favorite religion ?
Mine is Judaism

 

[Saint Frankenstein]

Luciferianism, Hellenismos and Aztec religion.

 

[Thruve]

Budhism

 

[sojourner]

Shamanism for me. Especially Peruvian Shamanism and some of the Native American nature beliefs.

 

[Sees]

Other pagan religions/traditions of course, even though it may be cheating Also Taoism, Hinduism, Buddhism, etc. I have love for.

 

[The Sum of Awe]

since most of my beliefs were inspired by Hinduism, I'd say Hinduism. But if that doesn't count, I'd say Taoism because a lot of Taoism relates to Stoicism which too I draw inspiration from

 

[Riverwolf]

Druidry(Neopaganism).

 

[samosasauce]

Wicca is my absolute favorite, but maybe it's mostly because I have an amazing friend who is Wiccan. But bo matter, I love Wicca

 

[ChristineES]

Judaism in my next favorite religion.

 

[s2a]

I guess your own religion is your favorite one. My Question is which is your next favorite religion ?
Mine is Judaism

Well, atheism is the utter opposite of religion, just to clear.

But if I had to pick an alternative view (gun at head ya know), I'd choose Buddhism. At least they are atheistic, inclined towards peace, and have decent household furnishings.

 

[CynthiaCypher]

Theological Satanism. It's hard to explain why, but I do find some common ground with them.

 

[chinu]

To me religion means re-union with from where we all started journey of life in the beginning.

 

[Thruve]

Druidry(Neopaganism).

Didn't they sacrifice people..
Remember extensively reading about that somewhere.

 

[Riverwolf]

Didn't they sacrifice people..
Remember extensively reading about that somewhere.

I meant modern Druidry. Except for the name, it likely has little in common with the ancient Druids.

And yes, ancient Druids did practice ritual human sacrifices in some situations, but the extent to which it was practiced seems to have been grossly exaggerated by Roman propaganda against the Celts as a way to reinforce the popular conception of them as barbaric.

 

[Erebus]

I've always liked the look of Norse Paganism, so probably that. Perhaps Setianism too. We've had some very knowledgeable Setians on the forum over the years and some of their ideas were definitely interesting.

 

[Bunyip]

Neopaganism hands down.

 

[ametist]

Taoism that would be.

 

[Estro Felino]

Agnosticism...or Pantheism, or Panentheism

 

[Kilgore Trout]

Judaism, because it gets positive results for individuals, families, and communities in a myriad of ways.

 

[Shadow Wolf]

Buddhism and Tao.