One Universal Religion ?

I commend your meshing of continuous improvement with religion. Religions have too much baggage for this kind of thing though. The widely accepted tenants are widely accepted because they transcend religion. They are secular in nature. The mere fact you ask this question alludes to your understanding that the important elements of religions are not their superstitions. The useful parts are uncoupled from religion. This is why an atheist has just as much statistical chance to be an upstanding citizen as a theist, and in some cases more so. Personally, I would hope more people would see they no longer have need of dogma and doctrine....instead, I wish more people would make up their own minds independently. That said, it is completely their choice to do whatever seems right to them. In order to enforce one religion, or even no religion, you would have to take away personal freedoms. I would never endorse that.

The time is coming when Jesus(pbuh)will come to this world again to unite all believers in one universal faith i.e Islam.He will also create the first IDEAL WORLD STATE on this earth to fill it with peace,prosperity and justice.......There is no doubt about these things..............There will be only one universal religion in this world,which I have already mentioned above.

And who is going to sit and decide which elements are good and which are not worth keeping? I bet we will have to create a committee for that. And it will take another thousand years just to create a committee. And once the committee is created, I bet they will wrangle till there are a few days left for doomsday. I am sure they won't be able to come to an agreement about which are the best points and which are the worst. And even if they do, it might happen that I wouldn't agree with them, neither would the millions of people who are not aware what went on within the committee. Ultimately, it would end up being the committee's religion, not one universal religion. God is a private affair... LOL.. I prefer to find my own way to God.. no religion for me, universal or otherwise. Cheers and happy mylotting

Humanism is the only religion I've ever encountered that doesn't have any 'ugly stuff', so if it had to be one, it would be that, or something much like it.

i think every religion in this world has only one goal....what are the difference do you fing in those religions?? you may find the dressing,the way of prayer,and that kinda stuff are only different...then,when coming to the major major differences...you can find nothing... everybody prays god... now,coming to the point..if i am given a chance to choose a best religion..i'll choose... ~~love~~ "GOD IS LOVE---LOVE IS GOD" Goodday, Sri

I wouldn't. I would much prefer that people have the capacity for critical thought and use that to make their decisions instead of relying on religious dogma. It wouldn't be reasonable for one religion (and in this case, the creator) to make decisions for everyone else when they are unable to see the circumstances others are in. Moreover, if religion is about creating rules for people to follow, I'd rather shy away from that. Can we not instead teach people to think for themselves? Can we not force them to blindly follow rules? Critical thought, I believe, is more important than creating a set of immutable rules.

You want to start world war 111

If Jesus were to lead me to join a one universal religion I suppose I might. A decision like that shouldn't be taken lightly and I would approach it with prayer, time, Bible reading and a lot of thought. I most certainly wouldn't join because everyone else was or because someone told me I should. Besides, I'm not all that interested in "religion". I'm happy with my personal relationship with Christ so I don't have to worry about following an organized religion.

Absolutely 100% NO WAY!!!! The bible teaches there will be a one world order and one world religion and there is nothing good about it!