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i'd believe in the one that didn't sound too good to be true.

whats uninteresting about rebirth? haven't you always wondered what it would be like to live as a different person?

It's fashionable today to have a "cafeteria" approach about many things: Pick whatever you like in a large variety offered.

My personal choice would be Pastafarians of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster. They are quite amusing.

http://www.venganza.org/

I have taken a lobotomy now removing my religion neurons, and still can't get past the editorializing your summations.

I take neither Islam, or Buddah as I guess you describe, and take the strong morals of Christianity, that has an afterlife that God prepared for me from day one

It's important to have a religion that you believe in your heart to be true regardless of the opinions or beliefs of others. You must be true to yourself and not pick one based on what is convienent or is popular. Or because you like the people who attend,etc.

For me I must believe that it is true regardless of what the benefits are or if it suits my needs. Everyone must decide for themselves what they hold to be true.

I don't view "rebirth" as 'not so interesting' ... it's an opportunity to continue to purify ourselves. Observing "moral codes" is what purifies and continues to elevate us back to the higher states until we return to the kingdom of heaven.

Love and Goodness is my religion

I like the whole 72 virgins thing

Before I go and answer that, tell me if you have Christian sympathies, then I'll tell you what you want to hear.