So... What is religion with the best afterlife for the follower?

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judaism

since they don't believe in hell

>>1810331
Can you really convert into Judaism without being born as Jew?

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>>1810337
not according to the orthodox

but I am sure you could be considered some form of a jew since the Torah allows slave converts
or just explore your family tree like all those "newly discovered" jews do in America and say that your great-grandmothers cousins gardereners wife owned a menorah and start wearing a yarmulke while changing your name to Moshe ben Yisrael or any other stereotypical name

>>1810325

Definitely not any of the Abrahamic religions. Even their "reward" is actually an unimaginable torment of ETERNITY doing nothing but praising god. On the other hand, i it's an afterlife you want, avoid Eastern religions too since they emphasise reincarnation or oblivion.

Become a neopagan, the Greek underworld is comfy AF: Spend a millennia chilling with Plato and his ilk in Elysium, and if you get bored, wander down to the river Lethe and be reincarnated. Best of both worlds.

>>1810337

Yes, reform Judaism accepts converts. However, while Jews have no hell, they also have no heaven.