Why would you even need to ask that question on such a personal issue

Background: About three months or so ago, I ran into some now pretty good friends. They are the type of friends that you can't always count on but bring out the best in you and make you grow in ways that you never thought that you could. They have taught me about a different way in approaching life's philosophy. Most of them are students studying at the local state college, again mostly in engineering or some other esteemed degree. They are all from an Arab nation.
The fact that they are Arab, makes it typical that some of them are currently celebrating Ramadan, a Muslim holiday.

To explore the tradition and gain a greater understanding of the Muslim religion, I decided to participate in the fasting this year. It is a month long fast from sun up to sun down. The reason for the fasting, in my understanding, is to have a deeper appreciation and understanding of the world poorest who do not have the convince of clean water and food at any moment.

Story: I was conversing with a friend and the discussion of religion arose. I was asked, 'Wouldn't it be cool if you could be a different religion every day of the week?' I was flabbergasted. Where would that question even come from, who is telling society that they can not be many religions at once. Is society really stopping us from identifying with multiple religions? Faith and religion are such a personal issue that they should not be dependent upon the world. I know that it is permissible for one to create their own religion, it may not be deemed permissible by societies standards but however questionable it is possible. In fact I believe that it is in better, in many cases, then settling for a form of traditional religion that one does not totally believe in. If you didn't believe in a company you wouldn't tell your friends about them and sell them as positive, why should it be any different with religion?

So, go forth and create your own religion. Make the world your own.