Personally, I think that the most generic, vanilla, future religion - one that could easily incoroporate elements of any and all religions - would be one with more of a Deist philosophy. Seems quite in line with a more futuristic and scientific world view.
I could be wrong but I am pretty sure Jesus exists in hinduism somewhere
That said, a space religion that had echoes of Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Mormonism or even Scientology, would be very fitting, since this should seem believable and be part of the background against which all the wildness happens.
Thanks for your help in advance.
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Unitology is a religion in the Dead Space universe, officially founded on the discoveries of Michael Altman.[5]
Unitologists adamantly believe that the human race was created by the intelligent design of a divine alien agency, and will be reunified after death in Heaven through the power of a sacred artifact known as the Marker.[6]
The promise of the Church of Unitology is one of "transformation and rebirth".[7] This scripturalized message is poetic, elusive and unscientific despite their claimed origins in a secret research project, and embodies the abandonment of reason for the profession of unwavering faith in the promise of the Marker.[8] Much of the detail about the Church's inner workings remains undisclosed to outsiders and most adherents.[9]
This is kind of a weird request: I want a religion that ISN'T for Travellers, space pirates, heroic fighter jockeys or anything wild and crazy.
I'm looking for a religion for everyone else -- the people who want to get up in the morning, go to work, come home, rinse and repeat. It shouldn't be sinister or oppressive (although, like most religions, it could certainly be used by oppressors or to make people feel better about their oppression), but it should give comfort and help the (mostly human, but it should embrace other species, too, to some degree) adherents make sense of life in the Third Imperium.