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Okay so I believe in God but I don't have a particular religion!?

I want to know more about all of the different religions so this for anyone who is Muslim, Catholic, Mormon, Hindu, Buddhist, etc. What is your beliefs as far as religion? 10 points for the best anwser!:)
I'm not preaching anything, I'm simply asking a question!:) k thanks!:)

Asked By: Tayla - 3/23/2012
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I can only give you an answer from the Mormon perspective.

The name of the Church gives the biggest clue...The Church of JESUS CHRIST of latter-day Saints.
(often nicknamed Mormons)

We believe in Jesus Christ, that he is our Saviour, the Redeemer of the World. We believe in the Bible and use it as scripture. We try to model our lives on the Life of Jesus Christ. We invite people to learn about him and to follow him. You may have seen our missionaries... there are about 53,000 young men and women aged between 19-26 years around the world acting as missionaries for the Church. They teach our basic beliefs which include:

We believe in God the Father, His Son Jesus Christ and in the Holy Ghost.

We believe that after Christs crucifiction and the death of the Apostles, the fullness of the Gospel that Christ instituted was lost through Apostasy (a falling away) which the Apostle Paul forsaw.

We believe that in the 1800's Christ appeared to a young boy named Joseph Smith and over a period of time (about 10 years), the Church, as established by Christ was restored to the earth.

As a testimony that Joseph Smith was truly a prophet, he was given an ancient record to translate, called the Book of Mormon, the history of a group of people who had left the Middle East about 600 BC and their travels to the New world and God's dealings with them and their prophets.

This book, the Book of Mormon (hence the nickname 'Mormon') does not replace the Bible for us, but goes hand in hand with the Bible as a 2nd witness that Jesus is the Saviour of Mankind.

The biggest difference between our church and others is the fact that we believe that revelation continues today. We believe that Jesus Christ leads His church today, through a living prophet and 12 Apostles, the same organisation that existed in Christs day.

Those Church leaders, as well as all worth male members of the Church hold the Priesthood. We do not have any paid clergy. The members of the Church, who have jobs and families like everyone else, serve in verious capacities in the Church.

As members of the Church, we sometimes stand out because we do not drink alchohol or tea and coffee. This a health code we believe was given through the prophet... it is sometimes refered to as the 'Word of wisdom'

We believe that this life is only a small part of our eternal journey. We believed that we lived as spirits before coming to earth to recieve a phyical body which was necessar for us to progress, have families abd to understand the opposites in life, joy and pain, good and evil etc. We know that we will one day die. We believe that our spirits continue to live until the body and spirit will be re-united at the resurection. This is a gift given to every person because of the Sacrifice of Jesus Christ.
This means we will all live for ever. However, the type of life we enjoy in the hereafter will depend on how we have lived in this life.

We believe that we need to have faith in Jesus Christ, repent our sins and mistakes and be baptised as we accept Jesus Christ.

We believe that Families can be forever. We believe that Marriage is not only just for this life only, but can last for ever...we dont have 'til death us do part' in our marriage ceremony!

Members of the Church are very different....from all over the world and speaking over 100 languages
There are about 14 million members of the Church world wide, most of which live outside the USA.... it is definately NOT an AMERICAN CHURCH. There are more members of the Church who speak spanish than english.

To see more about the Church the best source is 'mormon.org'
Answered By: Colin - 3/23/2012
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Tayla. . .jesus didnt come to establish a religion. people make religions as poor substitutes for a relationship with our heavenly father. john 17. jesus never mentioned the word religion. please, do as jesus says and receive him today as your lord and saviour. rom 10.9 to 13. then start reading the new testament and you will find life in his words! chrislandwer@yahoo.com
Answered By: Chris - 3/23/2012
Why you no believe in goddess, are you gender bias to women?
Answered By: tonyzzz - 3/23/2012
10 points for best answer? Or 10 points for the answer that you agree with the most?





I don't have a religion, nor a god. If you believe in god through faith over evidence, then you have no right to preach it as fact. Now please get off my doorstep. I'm cooking babbies.
Answered By: I'm a duhm atheist - 3/23/2012
I was at your stage 16 years ago and studied any religion I could...and even athiest. I was so confused and thought I could find the right one for me. Only left me more confused. My husband is agnostic and this is the closest I have come to feel good. He feels there is a higher power but refuses to put a name on this higher power. He feels so close to nature and apologizes for causing discomfort to any part of life. He is the gentlest person I have ever met and yet has a wonderous strength. He has helped me thru cancer and the deaths of my twin sons and their wives. I was raised Christian and I won't put it down, but guess this doesn't help with your question. Just wanted you to know I understand
Answered By: Barbara - 3/23/2012
Very basic tenets for the LDS (aka mormon) church....
http://www.lds.org/library/display/0,4945,106-1-2-1,FF.html
Answered By: phrog - 3/23/2012
I too believe in God but it is hard to see that which religion interprets him most reasonably.
i say ISLAM is my choice because ISLAM believes in Moses, and Jesus as Prophets and makes perfect sense to me Alhamdullilah. it showed me how to live my life with content
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