Depends how you define religion. If you stretch the definition far enough even can be called scientology is a religion -- (it's not).
Strictly speaking an atheist is a person who is not a theist.
If you want to call not being a theist a religion, suit yourself. But it's not.
No way. That's been tried and it doesn't work. A more important reason is that even though I don't believe in religion I do believe in human rights. And if everybody's rights are not protected than my rights are not protected either.
The swastika was a religious symbol before the Nazis used it but I don't wear one on my arm. The word "gay" used to mean happy but when somebody asks how I'm doing I don't say I'm gay.
Calling your son Lucifer is a really bad idea no matter what it used to mean or how much you like it.
Don't think so -- at least not reliably. Nobody predicted the 9/11 attacks. No psychic has predicted where bin Ladin is. I don't see any psychics finding missing children or preventing crimes or accidents. Every single one of the many doomsday prophets through history were wrong.
Psalms 22 is neither precise nor is it necessarily specific to Jesus.
1. Lots of people have felt forsaken by God.
7 & 8. Lots of people have been mocked.
16. In an age of barbaric torture lots of people have had their hands and feet pierced.
17. Lots of people have been stared at.
18. It...
Speak to a rabbi.
Do some homework.
All due respect but you're not ready to make the plunge. Not yet. First learn what Judaism is about. Then decide if you want in.
Cheers.
Are there really any fulfilled biblical prophesies?
Did the bible really predict Alexander the Great? Please cite chapter & verse. I'm really curious.
When I was in college in the seventies the big thing for the end-times crowd was that the world would end one or two generations after Israel...