Christians People of all Christian denominations pray to God the Father. Many will also pray to Jesus or the Holy Spirit, as they believe in the Trinity, i.e., that Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are all God, though distinct in personhood. Some Christians, such as Catholics, Orthodox and Copts (and some Anglicans), will ask the saints for prayers just as they would ask any person of faith for prayer (properly speaking, they do not pray tosaints); this practice of seeking the prayers of saints is rejected by other Christian denominations. Other religionsMuslims pray only to God/Allah. Jews pray only to God/Adonai (Lord). Zoroastrians believe in only one God, called Ahura Mazda (Wise Lord) and all prayer is directed to Him. Sikhs believe in only one God, who is without form or gender; all prayer is to God. Hindus believe in one God (Brahma); the various Hindu gods represent different expressions of Brahma. Praying to one of these gods e.g. Vishnu is simply focussing on a certain characteristic of Brahman The Bahá'íalso pray to one God; the Bahá'í hold that all the different names for God are, in reality, simply expressions of the same one God and Creator of the Universe. Buddhists do not believe in any particular god and so, properly speaking, meditate rather than pray. Jains do not believe in God, or gods, in the way other religions do. However, they believe in perfect beings who are worthy of devotion. Jain prayers are along the lines of remembering the qualities of these perfect beings. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jehovah's Witnesses pray to the Father, named in The Bible, Jehovah. They pray through his son, Jesus Christ, who the Bible calls the mediator between God and man.
The most common form of praying is through song and chant. It can also be done by reading scriptures. Christians just pray by talking to God as if he is human which can be aloud or in the head, like 'think talking'. Also in the Muslim Religion, they pray 5 times everyday on every time of the day as in dawn noon etc... so they do pray different than most relgions.
"Praying" is to simply talk to God in any religion.
They pray in different places so Christians pray in a Church and Muslims pray in a mosque and so on
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a lot of other religions pray. Muslims Hindus Buddhists Jews they all pray but they do it in their own special way.
a place where people go to pray to their God. in different religions it may contain different things and religious symbols.
The Catholics pray to Saints. They believe they are in heaven with God and pray on our behalf as well.
Christians don't pray to stones.
why do christians or any other religions pray everyday? to contact god and the holy spirit!
You don't need to choose any one of the gods. To recharge prayer points, just pray at the altar of any one of the major gods. Unlike the religions on Earth, the gods of Gielinor don't mind if you pray at altars of different gods.
No people do pray in different ways.
People pray to God in most religions by simply or talking, whether audibly or not, to God. Since God is omnipresent, He will hear what you have to say.
Many religions cover their heads in respect to God.
Muslims express their joy in worship much as any other other people in different religions -- that is through prayer and ceremony. Muslims pray to their god Allah.
You do not have to pray something different everytime you pray as long as you pray from the heart. It would be good to pray for different things though, such as peace in the world, end to abortion, the holy souls in purgatory, conversion and repentance of sinners, the Pope, our priests, nuns, monks, marriage, family values, etc.
There are many different details about the different religions. There are many different customs and practices that are associated with the different religions of the world.