This idea is a big reason why we chose to attend a Unitarian Universalist church, we want to be able to pick from that potluck buffet of knowledge and experience that so many different faiths can offer.  There are some who come to UU from an anti-theistic point of view, uncomfortable with the mention of God, but there are just as many who are happy to pray to Jesus and meditate on Zen koans.  Sometimes I find that the congregation is liberal and well-educated to a fault--it's easy to get into the mindset that your beliefs are "better" because <i>you</i> can see what's "wrong" with everyone else.  Overall, though, UUs tend toward encouraging dialogue and inclusiveness in all aspects of life.