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I'm a whole hearted believer in Christ Jesus and I love God. I'm a firm believer in Christianty.

i believe "god" is a space alien. who genetically engenieerd humans out of already existing humanoids that were already here and himself.

check this website out dude.
http://www.sitchin.com
everything is pretty much explained there

nobody created them, they evolved.

I used to have some belief that there was someone watching us, but lately, I feel all alone. There is no God.

I'm very anti-religious. All these crazy beliefs that people have are totally illogical, I won't go into any kind of explanation as that'll take hours.

Anyone trying to push their beliefs onto me will be met with utter contempt and disdain. Everyone should be free to make up their own mind, but sadly that'll never happen.

But as far as I'm concerned, I don't need to be defined by a set of rules, I make my own rules that are not static, they are flexible and can change to fit any situation, they are superior to any set of rules you could possibly find in any holy book because they can change as needed and they are totally understood by their user, rather than all the crazy christians and muslims who interpret what their holy book says in a million different ways and you end up with loads of people in the same religion who have totally different views on everything, it's ridiculous.

If I was to discover that a higher power did in fact exist, I would not change the way I live for them, why the hell should I? This is my life and I'll live it how I wish and so far I've gotten along fine without any 'guidance' from above. I don't need to please those who have power, I live life for me and it's as simple as that.

I'm pagan, in that i believe in divinity in the form of the goddess and that divine power lies in the earth itself. However, i also believe that every religion is but a facet into a greater universal force that is viewed and honoured in the way the individual chooses to. In a sense, we all worship the same thing, but in different ways.

In a way, i kinda see non-divine based religions (Buddism, atheism, Satanism (due to the focus on self instead of anything else from above)) as placing this belief in yourself and others around you. Really, we all believe in existance and that's the one thing we have in common.

I'm pretty much anti-institution, because i believe that you should believe what you know is true in your heart, not what some priest or whatever tells you to believe. Religion is a personal thing and it's inclusion, or absense is up to the individual.