I am a Hindu, should I consider becoming a Christian or a Muslim?

Sort Answer - The answer is simple it is out of conviction.

• If you are not convinced don’t convert.
• If you don’t believe in God be an atheist. No one can force you to follow or not follow.

Conviction refers to the state of being convinced and confident that something is true; it means a strong persuasion or belief. In other words, conviction stands opposed to doubt and skepticism.

Unlike Hinduism both Christianity and Islam are monotheist religions. Hence to follow First commandment which says "Thou shalt have no other gods before me" is essential.

You yourself should be convinced to follow a particular faith. God experience is a purely personal hence no one can show arguments and prove you to believe. If you find Islam to be true follow it; If you find Christianity to be true follow it.

Ciril J Thundiyil's answer to Just because I was born brahmin in India and brought up here, does it necessarily make me a Hindu? I feel Islam and Christianity make more sense. Being Hindu has really confused me.