I find they all do.. :-)

In my opinion, any religion that preaches a doctrine that good deeds send you to heaven, is propagating a transactional doctrine. If you want to go to heaven (paradise, Nirvana etc) you must pay the piper... Or like Clinton's Pay to Play schemes..

Lynda

Hindu's

Hinduism has about 330 million gods who must be appeased through some type of ritual.

Hindus believe their position in this present life was determined by their actions in a previous life (good works or being nice) Hinduism therefore provides a possible explanation for suffering If a person’s behavior before was evil, they might experience tremendous hardships in this life. The goal is to get off the birth-rebirth cycle and experiencing Karma by being good in this life.

Buddhist

Striving to reach Nirvana through meditation, letting go of desires in 3D and a litany of disciplines.. Buddhism provides something that is true of most major religions: disciplines, values and directives for a Buddhist...

Islam

In Islam, paradise is attained when Allah weighs a follower's good works against his bad deeds on a scale at Judgment Day...

To be a Muslim, one must follow five religious duties: 1. Repeat a creed about Allah and Muhammad; 2. Recite certain prayers in Arabic five times a day; 3. Give to the needy; 4. One month each year, fast from food, drink, sex and smoking from sunrise to sunset; 5. Pilgrimage once in one's lifetime to worship at a shrine in Mecca. At death -- based on one's faithfulness to these duties -- a Muslim hopes to enter Paradise. If not, they will be eternally punished in hell. After death a person is rewarded or punished according to their religious devotion. Muslims believe that giving up one’s life for Allah is a sure way of entering Paradise.

Zoroastrian

Good works, good thoughts, good deeds...

Judaism
Moral mitzvot explain how Jews should act when dealing with other people. They help Jews to live as a community in a way that God finds acceptable. The Ten Commandments are important mitzvot as they are the basis for moral behavior. Some laws are judgements from God, for example "you shall not steal".

Rastafarian

“May Jah Rastafari meet you doing righteousness with true sincerity, when he comes, for only good works can take you beyond the iron gates, when it counts.” For only good works can stand the heat of the fire, and come out tried and tested like proven gold!