Major Religions of the world compared

“Yes I am (Hindu), I am also a Muslim, a Christian, a Buddhist, and a Jew.”
― Mahatma Gandhi

Is Jesus God? Yes. And so is Allah, Buddha, Krishna, your neighbor, and you too. Remember, God knows when a blade of grass moves. That is because He is that blade of grass. He is in everything seen and unseen. He manifested everything from energy. Why did He do it? Welcome to the Journey.

Religions are fundamentally the beliefs that say there is a higher power that created us. Every religion believes in energy or higher power that either is responsible for creating all that we see or has an active hand in helping guide what takes place in our world. For lack of another term, please allow me to use the word God, or SI, the supreme intelligence.

For me, the only proof I need is to examine my hand and I marvel at how it works so smoothly, then watch a spider build its web. Then just look around. Use your eyes, ears, nose, and that 6th sense. Something very smart made all this. Whether It then left the idiots in charge is another story.

What are God and Religions?

God is the light that wakes us up every day. Allah is the hope that helps us linger on, as He whispers in our ears. Buddha gives us wisdom and calm and Krishna lends us His wisdom. God is the one we turn to when every human power fails; He is who we seek help from for reasons beyond human control. The essence of believing in God is security, be it a temple, church, mosque, or mountain meadow. Religion is a source of connecting with a certain God, but if you look at it, don’t all of them preach the same thing- belief in a power that will help you regardless of how old you are, what race you are, or the things you have done? Is that unconditional love? The reason we find so much comfort in God. We know we are safe as if someone has wrapped a blanket of tenderness and security around us. The essential difference between human Religion and God is that of unconditional love and kindness.

The most popular religious idea in the World: Love each other – God and Religions

We are loved and taught to love. Loving Him makes us fall in love with His creations, be it humans, animals, plants, or essentially any other thing. God’s Love is contagious and religions can show how. How beautiful is it that the one we love can make us love everything else? We are often taught to fear His wrath, but we miss out on His mercy – His love.

Every form of God in every religion talks about love or kindness. God has created us the way we are, so He knows our capabilities. We were born to be who we are. Or who we choose to become, or make us into.

Religion is immensely subjective because it is personal and ironic. The subjectivity of religion is what makes it impersonal. Because we consider it sacred, we forget its original meaning. Every religion and, more specifically, the world’s six major religions promote peace, solidarity, and co-existence concerning every other human being on this planet.

As it is sometimes easy to see the faults in others, we often see the differences and fail to see the similarities.

Types of religion:

The Six Major Religions of the World

Amongst the many religions in this world, the six major religions are as follows. Click on each to see more….

The 6 Main Religions in Brief

Islam Religion

Islam religion is based on monotheism. Followers of Islam believe that Allah is the Lord of the Universe, and they believe His sole being helps people follow the right path in life and evolution. This can decide what will happen to them after death.

Hindu Religion

Hindus believe in many gods, which they see as manifestations of a single entity, Brahman. The interesting thing is that the preference for one deity does not exclude or disbelieve other religions. They believe in the Universal Law of Cause and Effect, which is called Karma, and Reincarnation. The belief that you come back in another body with the good and bad you did in another life. They also consider the possibility of liberation from the endless cycle of birth, death, and rebirth, sometimes called Illumination.

Buddhism

Christianity refers to the people who follow Jesus Christ. They have a few rules: Love and God. Love your neighbor as yourself. Forgive others who have wronged you. Love your enemies. Ask God for the forgiveness of your sins. Jesus is the Messiah and was given the authority to forgive others.

Christianity Religion

Buddhism is one of the world’s largest religions, descended 2,500 years ago, and comes from India. They believe that human life is one of suffering, in a wheel of rebirth, and the souls are born again and again into different bodies regarding the things they have done in other lives. This is connected to the law of Karma, the good or bad actions that create the wheel of cycles in their lives.

Judaism

Judaism is the world’s oldest monotheistic religion, dating back 4,000 years. Judaism people believe in one God who revealed himself through ancient prophets. Their God communicates to believers through prophets and rewards good deeds. Most Jews believe that their Messiah hasn’t yet come but will one day.