did you consider changing to another religion

Hi surfery, I think it's fine for a person to search different religions and choose what they like best, but there is no right or wrong religion, only the one that feel comfortable with. All religions have good in them if you look for it, some people don't believe in religion at all and that's fine if it's what they want. We must respect everyone's right to believe as they wish. Blessings.

I thought why my religion is true to be followed and got the answer and now i am satisfied that my religion is the best and i can never imagine changing it ever in my whole life.

I am an agnostic, though I am currently doing research into Buddhism. I think it is a great philosophy to follow, though I am not sure I believe in the more religious aspects of it yet...

If you are searching for a religion that is 100 per cent true, you will never find it. Man has his hand in them all. If you search for a religion that holds some truth, that's easy. They all have a bit of God in all of them. It's hard to corrupt LOVE EVERYONE If you think, you must belong to a religion, think again. God doesn't belong to a religion. If you are an atheist and worry that you don't believe, know that believing has never been important to God. We are all children of God. If you want to be more like God, that's easy. LOVE UNCONDITIONALLY!!!!!

Hi There, I can't ever imagine to change my religion. Changing religion is not a joke we need to go through multiple barriers from the society to actually do it. I love my religion very much as others too may be loving their own religion.

No, i think my religion is fine. I liked being a christian, there's only one God to me and i loved Him, though sometimes i don't know what to give Him because He has all.

I think the idea of a religion was very unusual for me. My parents were atheists, my granma was catholic but did not like priests. I grew up in a house where my granma put saints in the wall near my bedpost and my parents said God did not exist. Still I was baptized and took comunion at 7 because it was expected socially. For a while at that time, I wanted to be a nun because I liked the gowns of nuns such as the flying nun. For a long time now, I have decided to follow my own spiritual path. I respect all religions but would not belong to any. I don´t see any of them as true or false: it´s not a matter of logic.