As an ex-Anglican, believe me when I say... I know. :)
My children were baptised in to the Catholic church, I couldn't put them through Anglicanism after my experience, but the intent was only to have a physical connection to the rites in this world. (They get enough metaphysic lectures from me as it is.)
And yet comparative religion reaps such huge rewards- I could only grasp Christianity through the others - Sufi Islam for example connected huge gaps, and so did... esoteric Judaism of all things. Putting them all together made the most sense of all.
But... good luck uniting the Big Three when Christianity alone has over 45,000 sects.
I'm a (I think) fairly devout Roman Catholic. Believe me when I say that the church is not so reliable these days...and that's saying a lot.
As an ex-Anglican, believe me when I say... I know. :)
My children were baptised in to the Catholic church, I couldn't put them through Anglicanism after my experience, but the intent was only to have a physical connection to the rites in this world. (They get enough metaphysic lectures from me as it is.)
And yet comparative religion reaps such huge rewards- I could only grasp Christianity through the others - Sufi Islam for example connected huge gaps, and so did... esoteric Judaism of all things. Putting them all together made the most sense of all.
But... good luck uniting the Big Three when Christianity alone has over 45,000 sects.