If these were the only two religions,

be Buddhist

be Jewish

Religion Choice

asked by AnonymousJan 21, 2012

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be Buddhist

Buddhism offers a path to inner peace and mindfulness without strict dietary rules, mandatory worship, or allegiance to any particular cultural identity.
The philosophy is simple and universal: live compassionately, understand karma, and be at peace — no elaborate external obligations required.
Buddhism asks you to look inward rather than follow commandments, which many find more personally meaningful and less burdensome.

be Jewish

Judaism is one of the world's oldest continuously practiced religions — thousands of years of survival and continuity reflect a remarkably resilient tradition.
Being Jewish is largely cultural and flexible — many Jewish people observe only the traditions they choose and still maintain deep community and identity.

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If these were the only two religions,

be Buddhist

be Jewish