Can I pray to god in a shinto shrine or a buddist temple or church or hall or whateve

I travel a lot and find many different places where people pray. What if my religion is different from the one that is practiced at that place. Is this rude or sinful?

Syncretism.

you pray wherever you want to...it might be awkward(Sp)

How do they know who you're praying to? Besides, you're all praying to the same entity, so what does it matter?

I don't think so - most religions welcome visitors in a hope to convert them. Seldom does the congregation or minister even notice someone sitting alone in the back. I think it is wonderful to be able to find your God in any church or glen, at home or in a forest - I think more of the world should be that way.

Peace!

As long as you are respectful of other religious places, I do not think it matters where you pray. You can pray in a forest as well as a cathedral, by a stream as well as a shrine, etc. As the druids say/said "All gods are one God"...The Supreme Being is different things to different people/cultures, but if you pray in and from your heart, where you are will not matter.

Yes.

If the Pope can pray in a mosque then you can pray wherever you find yourself.

God is everywhere (except maybe hell) and Christians are call to pray at all times.

I see no reason that people cannot pray anywhere in the known universe.

However you should endeavor not be rude to any people around you.

With love in Christ.