Summary of your religious beliefs

[YoshiyaDayan]

Religion: Judaism
Denomination: Orthodox

Why do you follow this religion (or lack thereof)?
I follow this due to ancestry and a belief that my people must keep out religion to help the rest of the world.

God: Do you believe in God? Is there more than one God? Is this God all-knowing and all-powerful? Does God interfere in your daily life? Does God talk to you?
I believe in one G-D, YHWH, and I also believe that Yeshua is our Messiah due to a lack of other options after 2,000 years.

Afterlife: What happens after we die? Heaven/hell? Reincarnation? Nothing whatsoever? If there are multiple versions of the afterlife (for example, heaven and hell), who goes where and what determines that?
Heaven/Hell, Gentiles included.

Prayer: Do you pray? How often do you pray? Do you do it in a certain way? Do you pray to God (or gods) or to something else? Do you say your prayers out loud or in your head?
Yes I pray.

Worship: Do you go to church/mosque/synagogue/anything else? How often?
I go to a synagogue, and I have actually been to a mosque.

Ghosts, spirits, angels, and demons: Do they exist? Are they present here? Have you ever seen one? Are certain people condemned to roam the earth?
No, I haven't seen one, but angels and demons exist.

One True Path: Is your religion the only way? Do people of other faiths have equally valid beliefs or not? Are your religion's followers saved while the others are condemned for all eternity?
Gentiles just have to follow 7 laws to get into heaven, probably accepting Yeshua in the process. Jews have to follow our beliefs and keep our people in line.
Spiritual objects: Do certain things in the earth (for example, crystals or plants) have spiritual properties?
No wtf?
Religious law: Do you follow religious law or morality codes? For example, fasting or abstinence until marriage? Is not doing so a sin?
I follow Halacha.
Spreading the word: Should it be a mission by people of your religion to spread it to as many people as possible?
No, we generally don't try to convert.