Atheist or not.
Is there a distinction between agnostic and atheist? Is atheism always about rejecting the Christian god?
There are plenty of other religions and myths out there; some of them were proven true.
I don't reject anyone's beliefs, though I'm sure I'd question their logic. I just live my life to the best of my ability, given the world around me.
I'm not an atheist. In order to believe in a Christian God, a person must reject the beliefs of Muslims, Jews, and at least 99% of his fellow Christians. I do not think that a god-like being is impossible. However, like any believer, I feel that most people have got the wrong idea of what is possible. I am not experiencing a drought in belief.
We can all learn to expand our beliefs beyond those with which we were raised with -- but the more I learn the less I find relevance or plausibility in the concept of God.
There are plenty of other religions and myths out there; some of them were proven true.
I don't reject anyone's beliefs, though I'm sure I'd question their logic. I just live my life to the best of my ability, given the world around me.
I'm not an atheist. In order to believe in a Christian God, a person must reject the beliefs of Muslims, Jews, and at least 99% of his fellow Christians. I do not think that a god-like being is impossible. However, like any believer, I feel that most people have got the wrong idea of what is possible. I am not experiencing a drought in belief.
We can all learn to expand our beliefs beyond those with which we were raised with -- but the more I learn the less I find relevance or plausibility in the concept of God.