If you had not been born in a Muslim home

[Med911]

Re: If you had not been born in a Muslim home

@diwana

Not necessarily.

This is generalization to think everyone would have been satisfied.
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The common reality is that people do have questions on their own religions.** **Whether they show it or not!
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Those who find the satisfying answer to their question with searching, stay with their religions.

Those who do not:

1- Either stay without satisfaction and continue with their lives in confusion.

OR

2- If find other religion more satisfying and have strong conviction,…convert.

In general, most people are satisfied where they are.

People who convert into other faiths are a relative minority compared to the vast majority who die the religion they were born into.

I dont mean to imply that any one religion is better or worse then another.

At the core of all humanity are shared values, and most of the religions of the world seem to share those core values. So long as those core values are espoused by your religion, you will be satisfied.

Think of it like this. If I want a car with GPS, and most cars have GPS, then i will be satisfied with whatever car I have. Of course, if I wanted something extra, unique to a particular model, i would then go out and buy that one.
And of course if you are one of those people who cant stand driving at all, you will sell your car altogether and become an atheist..