What is your religion?

[chongjasmine]

Well, what is your religion?
And why do you believe in your religion?

[Shawn Hopkins]

I usually just put NA. As for why I believe in it, I don't believe in it, that's the point.

[Handsome men don't lose fights]

I'm a sweet, sweet Jewish kid who's fallen into Agnosticism. With a religious view like mine, anything could potentially be possible, perhaps! (But probably not, perhaps.)

[Ghost]

Just a heads up, I dont think religious threads tend to end well here.

[Michael24]

When I was a kid, I'd go to Sunday church with my grandma if I was spending the weekend at her house, but otherwise have never been part of any particular religion. I've always been a believer, though.

[dzub]

Just a heads up, I dont think religious threads tend to end well here.

although i voted,i don't think it will end well anywhere to be honest..

[RLAAMJR.]

I was automatic Roman Catholic because my parents are.

Then I kinda got baptized to another church.

I don't want to be connected to it anymore. What should I do? Should I go to the church leader to take me out of the membership list.

is there such a thing as to unbaptized?

I know you might think it's not really a big deal but whenever somebody would ask me where I belong as much as I want to say Roman Catholic, I feel like lying because I was baptized to another church which I don't believe anymore.

[nx01a]

Raised Anglican/Christian... but I have too many issues with religion in general. I'd love to believe there's something greater but, if it allows the stuff I see happening in the world, we're better off without it.

[Kieran_Frost]

Christianity (Protestant)

[emac1790]

I consider myself an atheist. I wouldn't call Atheism a religion, though.

[FaerieGodfather]

I'm Asatru. Makes reading Thor comics a little weird.

I believe in it because I believe in gods that believe in us, that urge humans and humanity to become greater than themselves. I believe in my ancestors who gave me life and gave me the world I live in. And I believe in a great cycle, in which everything has a beginning and an end, but that everything we do between the two matters.

[Don C]

I'm a Don't Care-ist. I don't care what your religion is as long as you don't try to force it on others.

[Trevor]

Hate religion, man seeking a way to God.

Prefer real Christianity, God came to us.

[CSTowle]

Just a heads up, I dont think religious threads tend to end well here.

They usually end up fine, it's just one or two mods tend to be touchy (as many people are) about certain subjects. I remember one specifically singling out a poster's description of the Christian god as a mass murderer, despite little things like Noah's ark and the flood and the end of the book being a hopeful look forward to the end days and the slaughter of anyone not deemed worthy.

[David Walton]

I'm a Christian. Specifically, Methodist, but even more specifically, a Universalist. I believe that when God says he's making all things new in Christ, He means all things, not just an elite group of believers.