What Religion Should You Actually Be? Take a Test

[P.J.]

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What Religion Should You Actually Be? Take a Test

What Religion Should You Actually Be?



My Result

Hinduism

You're either a Yoga enthusiast or on a deep spiritual path -- or both! Hinduism is a broad term for the many different religious practices of India. There are many different concepts of God in Hinduism, ranging from the belief in one God who manifests itself in an endless number of gods and goddesses, to the belief that the Universe itself is God. One popular deity is Vishnu, who comes to earth periodically to save humanity. Yoga originated as a Hindu religious practice (in Sanskrit it means "to attach" or "to join" - this is understood to mean "union with the divine"). All Hindu traditions believe in the reincarnation of human souls over many lifetimes. That means you get to be something great in your next life!

 

[renuka]

Dear PJ sir,

I got this...I am bit surprised cos I am NOT an Atheist.. and I found some questions did not have the answer I was looking for. I think a practical Hindu often gets mistaken for an Atheist!LOL



Atheism

Some parts of this quiz were probably boring for you, or just down right funny. You're a pragmatist and a thinker. Atheism, from the Greek "atheos" or "without God", is the intellectual rejection of belief in God or deities. Atheists emphasize the lack of empirical evidence that God or an afterlife exists and rely on scientific explanations for human existence. It should be noted that although atheists often reject all organized religion, there are some religions, such as Buddhism and Hinduism, that have traditions of atheist philosophies. So could there be a spiritual side to you after all? (yeah, probably not, we know)

 

[P.J.]

renukaji

The result is apt for you!!

 

[renuka]

renukaji

The result is apt for you!!

No Sir,

This test is not made for me!LOL

I am not an Atheist but its just that I reject the cultural practices and rituals.