: Which religion do you follow?

120.
  • Christianity

    54 45.00%
  • Islam

    5 4.17%
  • Buddism

    3 2.50%
  • Judaism

    2 1.67%
  • Paganism

    11 9.17%
  • Hinduism

    2 1.67%
  • Not religious

    31 25.83%
  • Other

    12 10.00%

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  1. #1
    BellyBelly Professional Support Panel

    Nov 2005
    QLD
    3,068

    I voted other because my religion is not listed and I do not follow it to any recognisable degree. However my job fits well with my religion.

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Nov 2006
    Western Sydney
    1,109

    I was brought up Catholic but now define my religion as Spiritualism, so I put 'other'.

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Dec 2005
    6,706

    Sometimes I think it is sad to see Christianity broken down into so many different denominations. I am Christian, and tend to feel more comfortable in a Baptist setting, but I do not class myself as Baptist unless forced to pick. I've also been very happy attending churches of other denominations, and feel that there's something to be gained in all of them.

    I guess I'm having one of those moments where I wish Christians of different denominations would focus more on unity - what they have that is the same, rather than what makes them different from others. If you get down to the core elements of what someone who is Catholic believes (unless I am misinformed), they are not separate from the rest of Christianity.

    BW

  4. #4
    2013 BellyBelly RAK Recipient.

    May 2007
    Brisbane
    5,310

    I am a Buddhist. Raised as spiritual, but no specific religion.

    Jodie: you are right....
    Agnostic: not commited to a religion but open to there being a higher thing
    Athiest: don't believe in anything

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