Is it possible to be part of any religion (other than an Abrahamic religion) like Hinduism or Buddhism, for example, but still believe in/worship God?

[QUOTE=Blood_Bound;902903]Is it possible to be part of any religion (other than an Abrahamic religion) like Hinduism or Buddhism, for example, but still believe in/worship God?[/QUOTE]
Nobody can stop you.  It might be considered unorthodox, though.
However, Hinduism already has a God (or several, depending on your view.  Many Hindus believe all of the gods are like rays of light from the One God).  Buddhism does not have one.

If Buddhism had both an immortal soul (not eternal), and a Creator God, I would be Buddhist again, in a heartbeat. :)

[QUOTE=Blood_Bound;902903]Is it possible to be part of any religion (other than an Abrahamic religion) like Hinduism or Buddhism, for example, but still believe in/worship God?[/QUOTE]

I don't follow an Abrahamic religion, but I'm still monotheistic. (I assume you're talking about a monotheistic concept of God.) I'm not sure whether it could work with a polytheistic religion like Hinduism, for example.

If you're talking specifically about the god that the Abrahamic religions follow, it might be tougher, but you could probably still make it work. I do know there are Christian Wiccans out there (though a lot of people don't think that path is valid).

And a lot of people follow the philosophy of Buddhism while still believing in another religion.

[QUOTE=nightwriterx;915066]I don't think you can BE Hindu or any religion that already has a different god than yours. As for whether you can be Buddhist and believe in gods, well, that depends on who you ask. But you can certainly believe in whatever god you want and bring aspects of Buddhism or Hinduism into your life.[/QUOTE]

i guess if

[QUOTE=nightwriterx;915066]I don't think you can BE Hindu or any religion that already has a different god than yours.

its valid

As for whether you can be Buddhist and believe in gods, well, that depends on who you ask. But you can certainly believe in whatever god you want and bring aspects of Buddhism or Hinduism into your life.[/QUOTE]

i like my married gods better dont have to consult wif neighbors first

hoy americans rock everytime the leave the house with out the right to break ...

[QUOTE=nightwriterx;915066]I don't think you can BE Hindu or any religion that already has a different god than yours.

if   iz valid

As for whether you can be Buddhist and believe in gods, well, that depends on who you ask. But you can certainly believe in whatever god you want and bring aspects of Buddhism or Hinduism into your life.[/QUOTE]

i like my married gods better dont have to consult wif neighbors first

marty85911 wrote:

Of course. Can I ask why you pose this question?
Kind Regards...

I'm still asking which god are we talking about here.