Atheist. Because I like asking questions that don't already have answers, my apologies if that came off condescendingly. Also, because I've never felt a "spiritual" connection with anything. I respect you if you do. Everyone views the world differently. I think that's something people on both sides of this meaningless argument fail to see.

Spiritual, due to a mixture of instinct, personal experience, and meditation on the various concepts of potential life beyond what we currently know, ranging in explanation from the existence of alternate dimensions, various overlapping planes of existence, or the psychogenic projections of the human mind outward into the world beyond it. Also included is a healthy dose of doubt in regards to reality as a whole as we currently know/perceive it. Whether there's a term that more specifically represents the beliefs i've strewn together, i'm unaware.

I believe what I want because I want to.

Belief: Steel Beams Reason: Impervious to Jet Fuel

Belief: Lord Gaben Reason: Steam Sales

Belief: lack of belief/atheism Reason: I am a very skeptical person who requires a substantial amount of evidence to truly believe something. I've always had good critical thinking skills and when I applied them to the bible, I found out it was pretty nonsensical.

Atheist I couldn't accept when I was younger people telling me 'you just need to have faith' as a reason that God exists. Faith did nothing for me. There is no scientific and/or logical proof that god exists. People say the bible is all the proof we need..but really? Also, how did 'God' come to be? They say 'he just always was'. I couldn't wrap my head around that. It just isn't logical.

Illuminati has 10 letters 10/3 equals 3 3 sides on a triangle 3 plus 3 equals 1 1 eye in illuminati Illuminati equals illuminati confirmed

I believe this is BS.

I believe chicken is good fried.

Hard determinism because of the overwhelming majority of causal physics.

I have subtle beliefs; i dont try to shove my opinion in people's faces. I dont go to church, but when a family member is not well or a friend is not well, i pray for them because i feel like im pretty lucky to have made it this far and that God is indeed watching over me. I try to be thankful for everything i have, even though it's easy to neglect that.

Belief: agnostic/atheism (I understand that the laws of probability dictate there is most certainly a chance of a god it seems very VERY unlikely to me) I have been presented no evidence for a god yet am told time and time again that I am insane for not believing in one. I just don't believe.. I can't force myself to, I would just be lying to myself and those around me. Yes I do choose to be an atheist but that is because I can't believe with 100% certainty, not even 1% certainty, that a god does exist.

Children are our future

Belief: Mkmikelism All bow down to TheGreatMkmikel.

Agnostic Eastern Orthodox Christian with some universalist (we call it apokastatasis) leanings. Why? I believe the fact that every human inherently desires something higher than the empirical world can provide is probably proof enough that something higher truly does exist. Otherwise we wouldn't have the need for it. You can call it existential I suppose. And given that Orthodoxy is the only religion I'd truly call "transcendent" since the Western constraints of the Enlightenment and Scholasticism can't be wrapped around it like Western Christendom, I tend to find it more credible than Western Christianity. Why Christianity in general? Because if God is really is real, the Incarnation to me is the only thing that makes him worthy of worship. Why the agnosticism? Because in hindsight, the whole notion of religion itself seems absurd in light of our world. If anyone is really honest with themselves, they'll see how crazy this whole thing really is. Yet, I tend to think that maybe it's so crazy that it just might be true. Again, the only true religion to me must be a transcendent one. Why the universalist leanings? Because in Orthodox theology Heaven and Hell aren't places you go to when you die, but adjectives describing your spiritual state of being in relation to God's love. Salvation isn't an acquittal verdict but a lifelong process of being conformed to the image and likeness of God. We call this Theosis. God is more of a doctor than a judge to us. That said, I don't think God is such a bastard as to throw people in a furnace just for making the wrong choice. I think that everyone can potentially come closer to Him and truly experience Theosis regardless of what their religion or lack of religion might be. Christ did indeed say that He is the only way and the path is narrow. But just as not everyone who visibly belongs to the Church is truly living the life of the Church in Christ, then just maybe the inverse is true and people who are visibly outside of the Church may in fact internally be living a life more in line with the Church in Christ than those who visibly belong to it.