Criteria in choosing a religion

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Criteria in choosing a religion

For theists and religious people out there, what are your criteria in choosing a religion? Is it there holy book, afterlife promises, church schedules, preachings or beliefs?

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SammyShazaam's picture
Not a theist, but I imagine
Zaphod's picture
I agree with what you have
efpierce's picture
This certainly is the reason
DarkLight's picture
I think buddhism is the only
Zaphod's picture
I think Buddhism is on its
efpierce's picture
What do you mean in saying
Zaphod's picture
What you say is true there
SammyShazaam's picture
I didn't say it, but I would
mysticrose's picture
What makes Buddhism reliable
Henry Plantagenet's picture
But little in the way of
James's picture
most people don't choose
AllisonCool's picture
I think all religions must be
TW Duke's picture
When a religion insists all
Zaphod's picture
Nicely put, TW! any religion
Walker's picture
No one should hve a criteria
Spewer's picture
Pretty much whoever has the
SammyShazaam's picture
Being as I am without a
Spewer's picture
I'd say the Holy Order of Our
mysticrose's picture
Most of us were born in the
TW Duke's picture
Donuts, Aaaahhh.
efpierce's picture
I became a theist and have
mickron88's picture
"Is it their holy book,
NewSkeptic's picture
Love these old threads, they
Cognostic's picture
I had it shoved into my head
arakish's picture
@Cognostic

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