Which religion do you follow?

[Ormiston]

One for "none" here...and there are quite a few Muslims on this site, they just haven't voted.

 

[d.]

pantheism/taoism...is the closest i get to defining it.

 

[sandy whitelinger]

Taoism, however there is also a hint of paganism strewn about in there. I call it Vigilism. Therefore I call myself a Taoist VIgil.

I thought Taoism is a philosophy.

 

[sandy whitelinger]

I started out in an indepentant non-denominatioal fundamentalist Bible-believing church. I switched to a non-independant non-denominational fundamentalist Bible-believing church because they had a better kids program for my daughter. I classify myself as a narrow-minded fundamentalist.

 

[Master Vigil]

I thought Taoism is a philosophy.

It is both, and while I subscribe to the philosophy I do accept some of the religious ideas.

 

[Jaymes]

I thought Taoism is a philosophy.

I'd say it's a philosophy as much as Buddhism is. Though philosophical Taoism and religious Taoism are two different entities.

 

[Jaymes]

I thought Taoism is a philosophy.

I'd say it's a philosophy as much as Buddhism is. Though philosophical Taoism and religious Taoism are two different entities.

 

[ButcherGEIN]

I follow the Law of Thelema but I don't practice magick because I believe it's outdated in this day and age.

 

[Paraprakrti]

I aspire to follow the Vaishnava tradition of the Brahma-Madhva-Gaudiya Sampradaya. In the west this has become popularly known as the "Hare Krishna movement".

 

[BruceDLimber]

Thanks for the assist, Maize!

Bruce

 

[alexander garcia]

Hi, I am of Israel but some would say I am not. When the Rabbi' add or take away from the scriptures I have to say they are wrong.

 

[Booko]

I thought Taoism is a philosophy.

One of the characteristics of Chinese (and other Far Eastern) religion is that they don't make it an either/or thing like we do in the West.

It's no contradiction for someone from this part of the world to practice Buddhism and Taoism and Confucianism in combination.

 

[ΩRôghênΩ]

I folow a unique Christian Mystical path, ebleieving in an ultimate universal spirit of this universe made up of total eternal spiritual light. Christ was not a jewish man, he was rather a savior of this universe. YHWH was not god of the jews, but rather a good of the universe who chose the jeish people to carry out a certain task. I will call myself christian, but my relgiion is more uniqure than anything. its much more complicated than that as well.

 

[Zephyr]

I suppose I should mark "pagan", but maybe "other" would fit as well, but I'm also an agnostic. You can just call me a good old heathen.

 

[Master Vigil]

One of the characteristics of Chinese (and other Far Eastern) religion is that they don't make it an either/or thing like we do in the West.

It's no contradiction for someone from this part of the world to practice Buddhism and Taoism and Confucianism in combination.

Precisely, and you can also add christianity to that mix as well.

 

[standing_alone]

None/Not applicable

I'm an agnostic. *sigh* How boring...

 

[BruceDLimber]

None/Not applicable

I'm an agnostic. *sigh* How boring...

Not to worry, Blue!: that's eminently cureable!

Bruce

 

[groovyable]

Am searching... JW/Buddhist, i practice Christianity (study the Bible with an Elder, plus i read it at home, i attend Sunday service + Memorial)plus i live my life as a Christian, i do believe in most Christianity teachings. Yet i still have an interest with Buddhism, reading Buddhist litriture but thats as far as i go with Buddhism. i use to meditate too... i havent been brought up in a religious family so they dont really have any influence on me which i find very good, because i dont have any pressure by my parents. Am basically still searching, maybe one day i'l just flip a coin.

 

[HopefulNikki]

I'm a Deist with Buddhist tendencies. I'm also a devout follower of Andy Roddickism.:trampo: :162:

 

[Tigress]

I consider myself a [mutable] Universalist Friend (Quaker), affiliated with the Religious Society of Friends, and Unitarian Universalism.