Are you able to listen to other religious prospectives different from your own?

yes, although it's hard sometimes to do so with a straight face

Absolutely, I enjoy hearing other prospectives, ideas and I learn a lot about not only where they are coming from but also how they got to where they are. I even learn about myself. A closed mind is a breeding ground for ignorance,which is never a good thing. I must be honest though I DO NOT consider scientology to be a religion. I have learned about very many religions, I took a course in college about the study of religions in general, what struck me was how much they all have in common. With the exception of scientology, one thing that is a constant is that you can't buy your way into whatever afterlife you believe in, if any. I KNOW HOW THEIR "AUDITS" WORK . it amounts to as much . When possible we should all hear others points of view though. pooky

Sure, I can listen and find validity in other religious perspectives. However, when I look at the entire spectrum of beliefs I always come back to my own. It gives me everything I need. There are aspects of other religions that I cannot agree with even though they have some good ideas.

Yes and I've always sought to do so. My husband is an atheist, I was Catholic and now am a theistic Buddhist and my stepson is Jewish. I have a mini cosmos of listening to what other people believe.

Yes, I can listen to other perspectives on things, usually, especially if they aren't presented in a condescending and /or arrogant way.

I can listen to other people's views. That does not mean I have to agree with them.

Yes. I'm not one to judge other people's belief systems/faith traditions.

I can't stand to be around religious fundamentalists of any kind: whether it is Christian, Jewish, or Moslem.

Of course, and respectfully too. How can I defend my own faith if I know nothing of others faith?

Yes. As long as they don't have a 'superior' attitude while they explain it.