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What religion has a God?
The concept of ethical monotheism, which holds that morality stems from God alone and that its laws are unchanging, first occurred in Judaism, but is now a core tenet of most modern monotheistic religions, including Zoroastrianism, Christianity, Islam, Sikhism, and Baháʼí Faith.
How can I get closer to God without religion?
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- Love Yourself: Learning to love yourself is an important place to start.
- Meditate: Meditation is any practice that helps you to quiet your mind and open it to God.
- Practice random acts of kindness: The truth is that kindness changes the world for the better.
- Meet people who are different than you:
What is the relationship between God and religion?
The existence of God is a postulate of both ethics and religion: Religion and ethics both share the postulates concerning the existence of God and the immortality of soul. Whatever is ideal in the world becomes real in God. It is this same spiritual Reality behind our obligation of ethical ‘ought’.
What is the difference between God and religion?
Religion is far bigger than the God. While God may be omnipresent in theory, in practice, it is religion which is omnipresent. Religion is found among all societies. But not all religions have the concept of God. One of the major religions – Buddhism does not concern God.
What do religions have no gods?
Shinto is a Japanese religion which has no God and no founder. However, it lays a lot of emphasis on rituals and devotion to “kami,” which are invisible spiritual beings and powers connected to humans. Kami are not God or Gods but spirits which need to be treated properly according to the religion in order to bring happiness to the world.
What does the Bible say about true religion?
True religion teaches the truth from God’s Word, the Bible. True religion helps people get to know God, including knowing his name, Jehovah.—John 17:3, 6. True religion focuses attention on God’s Kingdom, not man’s governments, as the only hope for mankind.—Matthew 10:7; 24:14. True religion promotes unselfish love.