What is the best religion christian or Jew?

Answer 1

The followers of every religion will say that their religion is best. Quite naturally, Hindus will say Hinduism is best; Muslims will say that Islam is best; Jews will say that Judaism is best; Christians will say Christianity; Daoists will say Daoism; and so on. Although based on different theology and different gods, all religions teach high moral values.

Usually, the best religion for a person to follow, if he or she wishes to practise a religion, is the religion in which the person was born and brought up.

Nevertheless, it is up-to the individual whether to stay in the same religion or the follow a different religion or to become an atheist.

As times change, religion and religious practices change too. It's an important part of human civilization, it is the only thing that directed men and women in mass numbers to raise the standards of their own moral constitutions as well as societal laws.

Every government rule descended from a religion's rule. Any religion that pushes for self enlightenment, righteous action, and forgiveness or fair consequence is a good religion. The amount of faith you put into your religion is more important than which one you choose.

Religion is human's attempt at being perfect and assuring themselves a place in heaven.

Visiting those in prison and those who are sick, caring for and about the homeless, looking after orphans and widows, these are elements of the purest religion. A formal religion is not required to accomplish these things.

There is no best religion. A religion is pure as long as it leads to GOD.

A rose by any other name is still a rose. Rather than Wrestling over who is right and who is wrong, your time is better spent finding answers to the questions in your mind. You can only know God to the extent you know yourself.

Whatever religion makes you happy is best for you. Every person is different, so what is best for me may not be for you.

The best religion to put your faith in, is for you, a matter of conscience. If one is on a spiritual quest to find God or spiritual solace of any kind, one must follow the heart. Perhaps you have already done some spiritual readings or experimentation. In the end you must make the choice as to what you feel fulfills your spiritual needs or destiny. That may mean following the beliefs of any one spiritual group or following the teachings of many, in which case you will be following a "personal spiritual path". This is a lone and often lonely path.

Just as there is no best ocean, best element or best blade of grass.... some things just cannot be compared.

Answer 2

Religion is just a term that can sometimes mislead people into only following a rigid set of rules and sometimes people forget about the main person, Jesus Christ. I would say that having a personal relationship with Jesus Christ is the best path to take. Yes it does entail following His commandments and His word, which is a big part of the Pentecostal dominination of Christianity. However remember when you are in a relationship with normal people, how do you maintain it? Not by constantly talking to and about that person? Well it's the same thing with the relationship with Jesus Christ. You have to talk and have conversations (NB conversations are two sided.. it involves you talking but also you listening to what He has to say), talking about Him (ie. witnessing to other people) and reading His word and following His commandment. The rank in your head should always be God then Family then Church followed by everything else.

A religion is an organized collection of beliefs, cultural systems, and world views that relate humanity to an order of existence. Many religions have narratives, symbols, and sacred histories that are intended to explain the meaning of life and/or to explain the origin of life or the Universe.

Answer 3

There is no one religion that is the best. It depends on your beliefs which religion you prefer.

but in Islam, some people have tried to make some faults in the Qur'an and the religion itself, but noone has done it, people who have tried to make faults in the religion, become Muslims themselfs.

Answer 4

I'm not sure that Wikianswers is the right venue for your question in the manner in which it's presently worded. Each religion will, of course, point to their own view of the Divine.
Rather, you might want to post the question reworded specifically, in every one of the subcategories of religions: Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Sikhism, etc., and read the answers posted by those who are knowledgeable in each of them, to at least get a picture of what each religion says for itself.

Answer 5

That's definitely going to be a matter of individual opinion. We're sure that if you

asked one of each the same question, you'd get two different answers.