How do you decide on a religion?

The decision to choose a religion may not necessarily be personal….Religion is a very personal matter, so trust in what you believe yourself.

1. Truly think about which you believe to have the most merit, the most truth.
2. Think about which religion makes you feel the best, and the one you understand.

How do I know which church is right for me?

You can often get a good feel for a church by visiting its website. Most churches will provide information about how the church got started, doctrinal beliefs, a statement of faith, plus information about ministries and outreaches.

Do Catholics use the Bible?

Most Catholics accept the authority of the Bible because they believe its authors were inspired by the Holy Spirit to write the word of God. The Bible contains the Ten Commandments . The Bible is where Catholics can read the teachings of Jesus. The Sermon on the Mount is an example of a collection of these teachings.

Why do you follow a religion?

Religion is not just facts but accepting a tradition, culture, and potentially important set of beliefs. Choosing a religion is similar to choosing who to marry. Follow your heart not peer pressure, it is a personal individual choice. Ask yourself, “Why do I need or want to follow a religion?

How do you talk to someone about their religion?

Ask them about their views on life, God(s), relationships, ethical conduct, and their daily practice of their religion. Ask friends and neighbors whom you trust. Think about the fact that religion is not just facts but accepting a tradition and a potentially important set of beliefs.

How can I learn more about religion?

Meet the religious leaders, preachers and teachers in your neighborhood and online. Ask them about their views on life, God (s), relationships, ethical conduct, and their daily practice of their religion.

Is there a right religion for everyone?

There is not a “right” religion for everyone. Many religions share roots — Christianity and Islam both stem from Judaism, for example — and every religion has similar tenets. You can even believe in God without going to church.