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I'm a sikh.. and i think i;m the only one on these boards

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Sikhism is an awesome religion. Are you punjabi?

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One should always struggle, with the complete life-giving might
of one's will, for no other reason than it is terribly romantic.

Post edited at 8:36 am on June 2, 2009 by Ugasaga

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Matthew 22:14
“For many are called, but few are chosen.”

Theravada Buddhism: I like the self-centrality of it all, the fact that a legit-sounding meaning of life can be stated, the happiness and peacefulness that accompanies the religion, no bizarre deity beliefs, afterlife beliefs, and meditation. Reasons why I wouldn't join are because of the lack of ritualization (I like rituals, I can't help it icon_razz.gif) and other personal reasons that I can't explain.

Conservative Judaism: I like the warmth of tradition, deity belief, pluralism, generally open-mindedness (although not fully there yet with homosexuality, but still generally accepting of it), and the rituals. Reasons why I wouldn't join are the fact that you have to follow 613 laws (I don't want to be some rinky-dink practitioner of a religion) when Judaism believes salvation is available to all faiths if you're a good person and other personal reasons, some of the things said in the Tanach, and other personal reasons.

Catholicism/Anglicanism: These two are appealing to me, because of the ritualization and a sense of tradition that accompanies the two. I also like the modern social beliefs of Anglicanism. Reasons why I wouldn't join are their Trinitarian beliefs, some of the things in their Bibles, their afterlife beliefs, Catholicism's papal infallibility belief, and Anglicanism exclusivism. I still find the two somewhat appealing, though. icon_confused.gif

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That time was like never, and like always.
So we go there, where nothing is waiting;
we find everything waiting there. �
www.myspace.com/penultimatecontempt

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Unfortunately, you might be right. Okay, everyone, just try to ignore the word 'final' in my topic title . . .

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You can edit it, you know. Costs you a few points, I think, though.

In any event, I'm agnostic.

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now lookee baby,
you're just nineteen.

As for why I consider myself a Christian, I believe in and love God and Jesus, and believe that you should try to live your life like Jesus did. However, I disagree with some things in the Bible, and I'm pretty openminded to different beliefs and possibilities. I like the churches I go to because they don't try to shove the Bible down my throat, and are pretty accepting of others and their beliefs, and I'm cool with that.

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And while the seagulls are crying,
We fall but our souls are flying.