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I'm a Right Wing Christian and that's the way that I'm going to stay.

Secular Humanist

I'm in the 'other' category. Not any one of them, but influenced by most.

Atheist ("non-religious")

Nothing like what people have said in this thread. Believe what you want to believe, it has nothing to do with me.

I'm the other mormon on this site....wait, actually, I know one that never posts here, and one I'm friends with on fb that lives in another country, one that says he is but swears and talks about stuff that doesn't fall in line with the doctrine, one that pm-ed me forever ago, one that went inactive (not sure if they left the church), and a few people who left the church.

Mostly because being LDS is a very social religion, and lets face it...we're aspies.

I know some people who follow a lot of the standards. But some of them are too challenging for people who haven't grown up that way and don't have a testimony (and don't want to try and get one)

Anyways, it's near impossible trying to find other aspie mormons...unfortunately. I also started up an fb group...it has like 14 people in it. I wish more people could/would join....but it's hard to find them online and such.

But enough for my rant...I'm mormon, and I always will be.

Other, though I've considered re-connecting with the LDS church I grew up in.

Religion makes my head hurt.

a few years ago i was a muslim but one day i started to doubt my beliefs
i searched for proof and existence for god i prayed as hard as i could
so eventually i became an atheist

Mongrel, but mainly Buddhist.

I picked other, but after finding out Confucian is a religion I'm changing my vote.

Secular.

I am a Catholic.

OK, let me rephrase - I know the scriptures quite a bit, but I have trouble thinking the Bible is 'about life' because I see life as a lot more complex and grey then the Biblical sort of truth. As evidenced from the argument in the spiritual forum about calling evil "good" and good "evil".

My story is very similar to CrazyCatLord's although a slightly different classification of hyper-religious. I'm now more of a nihilist. I don't believe there is any objective definition to anything much less such poorly defined abstract concepts as "good," "evil," and "morality."