On a scenario basis, of course:
A) I believe in Christianity as I was brought up this way, (Catholic or Protestant).
I have another religion. For example, a Buddist.
C) I was not brought up religious but I have followed christianity/Another religion as an adult.
D) I dont have any religious attachment and dont believe in things that can not be 100% confirmed or denied. There are too many holes in the theory of evolution and too many holes in religion. I am, therefore,
Agnostic.
E) I am Purely 100%
Athiest and think, once your dead, you are dead. All this, the world, is just pure luck and happened by accident without any concious being creating it. Evolution denies religion or any other "fantasy world".
F) Life is too weird to make anykind of actual sense. I dont think too far ahead about it..but suspect there is something out there we are yet to discover about "Life". Evolution might just be a key or part of a gradual discovery to a very big unknown picture.
G) The thought of death terrifies me as I love life too much. I wish I could believe in religion that comes with the heaven feature, but its just not within me to feel that way. Im still hopeful for an "after life" and like the idea of scenario (F)!
H) I was already wearing a little charlton scarf as a fetus. Life, death, beliefs, its irrelevent to me... Im only ere for charlton.
I) I dont give a sh*t
J) Other... (explanation required)
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And no, an explanation is not required. Matthew 6:5-6 and Qu'ran, 2:256.
I also didn't say my beliefs.
E) by the way.
Surely he/she is just a pawn to something greater
And they're a pawn to something even greater
But they're also a pawn to greater beings
Who are pawns to greater beings
Who are probably pawns to greater beings...
Etc
The universe is too vast to fathom.
I would prefer to only care what happens on our little earth in our solar system, I don't even think you have to worry outside of our galaxy.
In other words
I don't fudging know I don't have the capacity to comprehend beyond my life.
Mother lapsed CofE
Discovered Catholicism in later life and eternally grateful that I have