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In response to the question raised in Reddit’s r/OpenChristian about why one believes in Christianity, diverse perspectives were shared. Why is Christianity the right religion for the chosen people of god? One member expressed a belief in Christianity due to personal resonance with Christ's teachings of forgiveness and sacrifice. Another member embarked on a theological journey, examining evidence of order in the universe as indicative of a higher power, ultimately finding alignment with the Abrahamic God's emphasis on love and order. Their exploration encompassed various religions, acknowledging their merits and limitations. In the pursuit of spiritual understanding, members reflected on the essence of deity and the principles that guide human conduct. One user mentioned that Greek gods mirrored human flaws, Norse myths glorified violence, and Buddhism talks about detachment. Hinduism's plethora of gods felt culturally bound. Yet, the Abrahamic God stood out. "I am that I am" - a nameless, formless creator promoting order and harmony. Religion has been the cause of war throughout history. Religion has been the source to justify war on the LGBTQ+ community. Queer God Squad embraces diverse spiritual journeys within the LGBTQ+ community. Is it a requirement to choose just one religion or even a religion at all? We celebrate the quest for truth and meaning, recognizing the inherent dignity and worth of each individual. Our belief encompasses love, acceptance, and harmony, echoing the divine order reflected in the cosmos. We honor the sacredness of all identities and paths, fostering unity and compassion in our spiritual exploration. What is your choice and is their only one right one?