What is your religion?

[jdeisenberg]

Jew by birth, atheist by choice.

[Riviera]

I bounce between atheism and agnosticism. Still trying to figure out what I really believe. I was raised christian.

[azureXtwilight]

Catholic, born and by choice.

[SilverxBlue]

I was born a Catholic, but I honestly don't know my religion anymore. I mean, my father is a Born again Christian and my mother is a Catholic, and whenever I reside in my father's house they make me attend to their church, but whenever I live with my mother's side of the family they make me attend the Catholic mass. D:

[emeraldgreen]

Christian by birth and choice... :3
at least I think...it's my choice...? =.=
I honestly don't know anymore D:
Still trying to find myself and the truth out there in the world somewhere >.<

[Thelo]

I stopped believing in religion around the same time as I stopped believing in Santa Claus. I've never felt any urge to "return" to either, for approximately the same reasons.

[AlexisPius]

What a coincidence, I've actually been coming up with my own religion recently. It is sort of a combination of Euhemerism, ancestor worship, and classic polytheism.

The main idea is that once you die, you are elevated to another plane of existence. There, you can have great powers or great weaknesses based on a number of factors - mainly how you behaved in life. You may use some of these powers to influence the human world.

Building on this idea, all "gods" were once humans. Beings like "Zeus," "Krishna," and "Yahweh" were simply prehistoric kings who managed to amass great power in the afterlife.

You can influence either "gods", historical figures, or your own ancestors, if you wish to do so. You may do this through activities like prayer, worship, or sacrifice.

And good news - we're accepting converts if anyone's interested.

[LeandroP]

Agnostic, but I like reading and hearing about other people's thought about death, life and unknown phenomenon's of the world.

[dramspringfeald]

Agnostic here. there may be a god, there may be something out there but the people in charge of your religious institutions are not much better then Used Car Salesmen. these people don't care about you, they only care about taking your money and your freedom.


Not really that Offensive because I'm including all religion there.

[silenteve]

I think Agnostic?
I mean, I think that there may be a God, but he obviously doesn't care. He dumped us here on earth to make our own kingdoms, like he did with earth. :p
Personally, I find religion to be worthless. I don't believe in anything except what I can see and feel and if that's fake, then fine.

[Michiyo6918]

I'm Buddhist... actually my family is Buddhist so my default is Buddhist though I'm not that faithful :_: (And right now I'm in a Catholic high school and has to go to Mass every now and then =]])

My best friend is Catholic, before when I talked about demon and devil to her she would freak out but now if I tell her "Go to hell!" she would laugh and said "I would like to do that!" (we have an inside joke about this, I would never said that to her, if I said it it would go with "No don't go to hell!! You're not worthy enough!!") because apparently I have shown her a lot of hot guy that belong to hell (Sebastien from Kuroshitsuji, Satan, Lucifer) and most of the bishounen I drew are demon-jerk =]]

[Snow Blossom]

I'd say agnostic, slightly on the atheist side. Truthfully, I'd love to believe whole-heartedly in a religion, but too many parts of real life make me feel that it's impossible.

[HigurashiKira]

Catholic, though not entirely faithful.

I go to church only during special events (Like Ash Wednsday, Palm Sunday, etc.) though usually I don't go, nor do I pray often ^^;

[Zylinder]

Agnostic, with some leanings towards the atheist side. Nothing much against religion itself, but I hate people who use it as an excuse for persecution, crimes, zealotry and all that something strong.

[Lumen_Astrum]

I sort of noticed lots of people here are either agnostic or atheists. I can't really change that. If that's what you believe, I can't do anything about it.

@Zylinder: Well, even though I'm a strong Catholic, I don't really want to give "It's against God's commandments" as a reason why you shouldn't do faults. It's not just that. We can give lots more reason why we shouldn't do "the bad things", and not just because of our faith.