What religion are you?

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Agnostic.

This would have made a good poll...

I'm Jewish

Im jewish also, how was your passover, man?

I suppose by definition I'm christian.

but hey, i'm also into ZEN, Okkultism, Kabbalah, and a variety of other fields of interest and cults .... (but not a member of any of them).

So yes, I believe there is a God, and everything there is has His essence woven into it. And there's a context and a history.

Oh, and I'm convinced the Earth is not older and 10000 years and there was a literal First Man and First Woman and a flood and all that.

Crazy, huh?

greets da lichtwurm

as u may aready know i am a christian
God Bless
Fiona

I don't have a religion.

I was raised atheist (atheist dad, traditional Asian paganism- mom), but I hated it so much because I got beat up for it in school, so I became Christian but I'm not sure if I'm really Christian because my parents are atheist/pagan and family comes first.

Lutheran

I know exactly how you feel...my family is Jewish, and my mom always forces me to learn religion and Hebrew in school, but I hate it and I want to be an Agnostic...I consider myself Jewish because my family is, but I'd ratherhave no religion except for an occasional beleif in God.

And as for my Passover J-Man, I had nobody over so I had to do most of the reading in the Seder, and my parents insist on doing it in Hebrew just because they're from a country where it is spoken...and it means more religious stuff in school, but at least it replaces the Bible...and since I hate the holiday so much, they get me yummy snacks to encourage me to like it!

I was baptised and raised in a Catholic family and I have some personal beliefs that I call "catholicism", although it is a little different.

I would find my self to be considered agnostic. Because there is clearly much more going on in the universe than can be comprehended with meer science. Logicly though it is impossible for there to be a single infallible god since the universe is clearly a giant game of "Rock, Paper, Scisiors." There for if there is only one god it cannot be totaly infallible since if it were it would nullify all of exitance out right because it would already know the outcome of existance and it would be impossible to percive reality since it would beable to veiw any point in "history" without having to veiw exiatnce in order. Hence it stands to reason that in the case of a single god there is at least one variable of sorts being tested which may or may not be "free will." This is similar to Plato's theory of the "Clockwork Universe" and/or "Clockwork God." Then the only oher general possibility is that of polytheism, which all known have pretty well been debunked. However that does not mean that it is nessiarly impossible. Yet it is clearly impossible for anyone religion to be completely correct since humans are in their very nature imperfect. So it stands to reason that since their is a much more vast amount of unexplored possibities than world religions, that it is more likely that no one is even close.

muslim

Pagan/Spirtcaulist