No. I believe there is some sort of higher power that created us all, it's the only thing that would make sense. Since everyone seems to be saying yes, can you tell me why you think that?

Used to be religious (because of how I was raised). Now that I'm old enough to know what I really am, I'm agnostic.

Oh, this ought to be good.

No, I'm agnostic. I don't have any proof if God exists either way.

NO.

How is it the only thing that makes sense? Speaking sensically, it makes more sense NOT to believe in anything. There is no proof of any religion being true while there is a scientific explanation for anything you can think of. And even if there wasn't, just because there isn't an explanation for something quite yet doesn't mean that it had to be the work of a "God."

I agree, and they always start fighting first, this thread itself is a proof.

There are a lot of proofs about the existence of God, even though you think it's little to nothing at least it's better than nothing at all and this is the case for people who don't believe in God.

Even the big bang theory which is their big deal has been proven wrong.

Not really.

No, I believe in a higher power. Maybe not necessarily God, but something along the lines of the powers that be.

Statistics say otherwise. Catholic population growth alone is outpacing general world population growth by 0.2%. And Islam, the fastest-growing religion, saw an increase in number of followers in just 50 years by 235%. There are more people being baptized and converting to these two religions every year than those dropping out.