I'm a Baptist, but I love hearing about other religions. :D

[quote="aamir"]
Did you know that 44% of teenagers that believe in anything spiritual will not admit it to close friends?[/quote]

I think the reason why people don't like to talk about it too much is because it seems like if you talk/express about religion too much you get the "obnoxious/close-minded/trying to convert," and if you don't talk about it much there's the "oh, you're not religious" people. *sigh* :neutral:

I'm a Christian. Both my parents come from different religions, my dad's side is Christian, while my mom's side is mostly Buddhist. But eversince I was a kid, my aunt used to take me to church every Sunday, so you can see why I'm Christian. Plus, I don't believe in those "good luck" things like Buddhists.

I am catholic too. In my country is over 95% catholics.

I'm catholic and I go to church but not all the time as we get quite slack... :shock:

I've been raised as a Catholic (go to a Catholic school, used to go to mass) but religion isn't a part of my life now. I would probably consider myself an agnostic, but like margotchanning said, I just believe in being a good person and doing right by others.

Im not religious and none in my family are. But im always in respect for people with a different religion. I have a friend who is a Jehova ( not sure that is the correct word in english) but she has never pressured me on her religion and I have respected hers.

I grew up in a completely non-religious family but in the past few months I have been attending meetings at the Kingdom Hall and have been getting more involved with the Jehovah's Witnesses and am really enjoying it. I do believe in just being good and really like what the Witnesses believe.

Pagan and proud. I normally don't do the religion discussion but hey.. I'm bored and the way I see it, we're all looking to go to a higher place. I love to learn about all religions. I am not going to pressure my children into any religion, they can choose whatever they like when they can understand the difference between them all.

I was raised as a Native American Traditionalist. I am Native American - Lenape and Creek.

I agree with margotchanning though - I believe in being a good person, doing kind things and trying to live a life that gives to others.

We are all connected (whether we like it or not). What one person does, influences another.

[quote="margotchanning"]I'm not religious at all. I just believe in being a kind, considerate person and living a good life. I have a huge amount of respect for religion but I just wish there weren't so many to choose from and that everyone believed the same thing. There would be no hate crimes surrounding religion then {thumb2}[/quote]

Once again, I'm agreeing with A.M. :D