What are your religious beliefs?

I don't have many religious beliefs. I do however believe in Fate, True Love and that there is someone in this world for everyone.

 

It's complicated.

 

Raised Christian, became an irreligious Atheist and was like that for a long time until one of my online friends showed my Judaism. I plan on converting but I'm still and Atheist.

 

I am an atheist. Grew up in a Methodist church that I left for a while and briefly returned to because I had a brief experiment with Christianity again after realizing I was an atheist, and ended up staying at the church until I went off to college just to be able to say goodbye to some good people that I still consider friends that had known me since I was literally 5 days old. I was born on a Tuesday and my mother took me to church the following Sunday to show me off to everybody.

I was out as atheist to some at the church, and while my mother and brother did Sunday School, I actually honed my debating skills in a "Current Events Through a Christian Perspective" class. Well, I was usually the moderator.

 

I was raised Catholic and went to Catholic school up till the 5th grade, but I never really believed in God and never was a fan of religion, so I'm an Atheist.

 

My belief system is complicated, yet very simple. I believe in what can be found to be common in all "religion"; ex: loving one another, Do No Harm, respect the Earth, respect others and yourself, and at the end of your life there is going to be someone to answer to. The person at the end of your life may not be "God" or another deity, it may be yourself and you must relive the pain or happiness you caused in your life before your spirit can rest. No matter who I answer to, I want to make sure to leave a positive imprint in the world before I go.

It's simple for me but complicated for others because I have no religion despite being religious. I sometimes say I'm an "Atheist with a strict moral code" but then people are confused as to why even bother with a moral code. But even if we do die just to lay in the ground and rot, at least I made others happy while I was here, and that's all that matters in my life.

 

I believe in God but I hate religion , I'm on the fence to Atheism

 

I am currently being raised in conservative household as a christian, I plan on staying christian for the rest of my life but I am scared of what challenges collage may bring as I have seen that others have had their faith tested and changed in collage.

 

Pagan leaning towards Kemet

My Queen Isis owns my soul

 

I'm a Unitarian Universalist - Agnostic.

 

Macedonian Orthodox Christian.

 

Spiritual, but not religious. I believe in Christianity, but I don't go to church.

 

I'm a Christian, specifically Christian Church(Disciples of Christ).

 

I'm a true agnostic.

 

Nonexistent

Ironically I have a baseless but nagging suspicion that whatever's going on behind the scenes, if anything, is waaaaaaaay more amazing and simple than anything we could hope to imagine. Best to try to focus on what's here now, which is the only thing that's guaranteed.

 

I am a Christian with beliefs far outside of mainstream Christian beliefs.
For example I don't believe Jesus is the son of the Old Testament god named Jehovah but my Goddess named Ahserah, I reject the old testament and don't believe blood sacrifice was ever needed to atone for sin, instead only repentance is needed

 

I was raised Baptist/Evangelical Christian and though my parents aren't crazy religious fanatics, I was surrounded by those types of people and the things I grew up hearing from those people about sex, men and the world in general screwed me up pretty badly for awhile. I stopped going to church when I was about 16 and I have been SO much happier since. I no longer feel like I am being guilt tripped every Sunday or that I'm being judged. I tried so desperately to get into the whole Christian thing because everyone around me was so into it and all about God, and I felt like there was something wrong with me for not being able to "connect with God." Turns out religion is just not for me.

I'm honestly not sure what I believe, but that is totally okay with me. I don't feel any void in my life without religion. I feel happier. However I go to a Catholic college and I have respect for anyone's beliefs. If it makes you happy, good. Personally religion depresses me beyond belief so I stay away from it.

 

None. I do sometimes accept some teachings from buddhism and paganism, but not the supernatural ones.

 

I'm an atheist. I've done tons of historical research as well as my own education in physics and biology and have not found any convincing evidence for deities or any kind of "supernatural" phenomenon. As I don't accept magic as an answer and as I find religious claims to be generally absurd, I defer to to default atheistic position.

Of course, I like to keep an honest and open mind and will happily examine any evidence or argument someone brings to me and will be willing to change my mind if it can be verified as accurate and indicative of the claim being made. I.e. It actually proves their claim to a high enough degree of certainty.

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