My main approach is to show respect for other people's religions and spiritual approaches. I'm no kind of true believer. As a Jew, I'm pretty much out of the mainstream in the USA, a minority. I have friends who are Muslim (Shi'a), Catholic, Episcopalian, Native American (following somewhat different traditions, including Pueblo and Yupik,), New Pagan, Buddhist (Zen and Mahayana) and more. I'm always interested in learning about humanity's religions. I think it is quite possible to experience different states of consciousness and of spirituality without a dogmatic approach. I like going with people I know to houses of worship and holiday celebrations. I really fear a fundamentalist approach as it has led to centuries of oppression and genocide across the globe in many settings. When the torah instructs me to love my neighbor as myself it certainly includes neighbors who do not believe what I do.