Many JTFers, myself included, practise more than one faith without any contradiction. Take me for example. My grandfather was orthodox Jew from Baghdad before he moved to Persia and then Bombay. He met and married my grandmother from India who was Hindu. My mothers family feld Persia for India and still belong to the rare Zoroastrian faith (the largest community of which is still active in Bombay) Living in secular India I practise all three faiths, Judaism, Hinduism and Zoroastrianism. Every man, woman and child is a product of his environment and religion is just one aspect of faith. Spirituality is much deeper and more important that ritual practices. Nationalism is the main ideology of our times and and China and India are at the forefront of this movement along with the good old US of A.
Shalom
RON