Should I change religion or not?

I am a born again Christian. Is that what you mean when you say “Born Again”? I believe when we accept Christ as our Savior we are born again. We shake off our old ways, and sins, and look to the Lord for guidance. Reading the Bible is key, starting with the New Testament first, specifically the book of Acts. The only one I serve or pray to is God, who is the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. But like you said, it is your decision, and God only wants willing participants, as you know. Perhaps you can attend the church a few times to see if the message speaks to your heart. I have nothing bad to say about Catholics at all though. They open their hearts to God as well. But you need to experience a few church services to decide if something as drastic as changing denominations is in order. Just make sure what they say matches what the Bible says.

I'm not religious. I don't have an opinion. I think it only matters what is in your heart.

If I asked myself that question, I´d only want an answer from my heart.

I am a Catholic and I never go to Church. I follow NO religions, I follow my heart. We do not need to go to church to believe and be good people.

As Rakski suggested, it's important to follow your heart, but it's crucial to bear in mind that not all internal voices originate from the realm of positivity. The negative entities around us and inside us can also have an impact. However, God has bestowed us with the capability to distinguish between good and evil, and we have the authority to make the right decision for ourselves.

You can attend a few times and then decide. I attended for a long time before changing religions.

Follow your heart because our creator will be more happy when you remember him with your heart

I am a Catholic but I am more spiritual than religious. I do not remember when it was the last time I attended Mass. You have to make your own decision after trying to know the difference between the two. This is what Pope Francis says “It is not necessary to believe in God to be a good person. In a way, the traditional. Notion of God is outdated. One can be spiritual but not religious. It is not necessary to go to church and give money — for many, nature can be a church. Some of the best people in history do not believe in God, while some of the worst deeds were done in His name.”

It all depends on you, what you want. I never ever thought of changing religion, I feel comfortable with what I have seen or told by my parents.

You shouldn’t have to convert to be welcome in their church.

Do what your heart desires. At the end of the day it is your relationship with God that matters.

Don't change your religion. Many convinced me to join their religion, but never will I change. I'm a Catholic faith defender. But the decision is yours. And religion cannot save our soul but our deeds.

If you haven't attended mass for over a year that could mean that you are not fully committed to those beliefs. You might find what you are looking for at your friend's church.

If I were you I would change the religion. If for the whole year yo had not been attending and no one from the church showed up to your refuge. It's the high time you make that very important change in your life.

I believe I cannot tell you anything regarding this decision. It is purely personal.

Why be born again if Jesus has been with you all along? Not going to Church is no big deal. The whole world is a church, I think. There's at least one New Testament chapter where Jesus says to worship in "closets" (probably a metaphor), not to be seen by other humans. It may be Matthew 6.

I'm a Born Again Christian. I would give it a try.

I have been a catholic all of my life and have not been to church in over 20 years. If you want to change it is your choice but in other denominations they are different than catholics. it also depends if you enjoy the church your friend goes to

I am a catholic, too but I am not a church goer. I believe in God and it’s good deed. It is up to you if you change your religion. What is your reason to change your religion if I may ask you this question.

You have to follow your own beliefs. I was raised Catholic but now consider myself a Christian.