Which best describes your theological views?

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Which of the options in the poll best describes your theological views?

You could also include Christopher Hitchens' Anti-theisim, which states that not only does he not believe in god, but that he sincerely hopes nothing in the bible is true.

The biblical description of heaven, after all, is little more than a celestial North Korea.

Atheism, not because i don't think a god exists, but because i am currently not choosing to believe in a god.
I have done in the past, and it was a fascinating experience, but right now although interested in such a belief for its potential to sort out my Executive Dysfunction, ( which is probably more the result of years and years of Daily Bread and Cheese food opioids/opiate-similar effects on my brain than my introversion, but which is genuinely a problem and not just a question of perspective on the rat race!! ) I haven't quite taken the plunge.

Generally theoapatheic.

I figure that there's a god, gods whatever but I don't really see why I should care.

Better if I follow my personal conscience and to an extent society's conscience.

Atheist.

Same here.

Atheist

You don't believe in yourself?

Agnosticism

I'm sort of a combo, so i chose polytheism.

I'm agnostic towards religion in the same sense that I'm agnostic towards magical pink unicorns.

I like Christopher Hitchens' Anti-theistic views. I have to agree with his assesment, that Heaven in the 3 Abrahamic religions, is nothing short of a celestial North Korea. I could think of little that's worse than biblical heaven.

I am a weak theist. I believe in God, but I draw no connections between that belief and my approach to the sciences. For instance, I accept evolution, not "theistic evolution."

I am an agnostic. God cannot be proven, and he cannot be disproven.

Perhaps I'm missing something, but you have to explain this.

That sounds rather close to apatheism:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apatheism

That sounds like Deism or Spinozism.

Nominalist wrote:

Ah... so there's a proper name for it.

I made up the word theoapathetic.

I didn't look it up because I didn't care

I'm surprised they cared enough to make a word for it....

I try to balance my two main religions; apatheism and jedi.