I guess I'd have to say that I'm a pagan athiest.
I believe the universe and everything in it is divine in and of itself.
Love pagan living, too. It's so healthy and green.
Lovely festivals and traditions, too.
Are YOU a Believer, Atheist, Agnostic, Active JW or WHAT?
by Greybeard 82 Replies latest jw friends
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Mickey mouse
Agnostic inactive meeting attender here.
Did you hear the one about the agnostic dyslexic insomniac?
He lies awake at night wondering if there's a dog.
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J. Hofer
inactive born-in JW atheist (of the agnostic creed). struggled with many teachings and practices from a very early age, did choose to become baptized for lack of other options, soon couldn't lie to myself anymore and started a - more or less - successful fade.
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man oh man
I am a believer, still in and weeding through what i believe from what i have been told to believe.
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Bungi Bill
The expression "Totally Religioned Out" would best describe my position - although I do still try to keep an open mind toward those occurrences that cannot be explained in any other way but spiritual.
Bill.
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artemis.design
I was born in JW but never baptised. Now I fluctuate, after hearing one convincing arguement I may be athiest, sometimes I think there must be something greater out there. So I guess that describes an agnostic? Thats the great thing about having a free mind - I can change my mind as many times as I wish, no one judges.
Arte :)
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watersprout
I was dragged in when I was three... Hate all religion and I have a very strong belief in God and His Son.
Peace
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Reopened Mind
I was agnostic before becoming a Witness and have returned to my agnostic beliefs. Though now I like to call myself a secular humanist because I believe in the human spirit, not any supernatural "holy spirit".
Reopened Mind
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cantleave
Born-in.
Atheist after more reading than I thought possible and learning to think!
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wobble
Born in, in for 58 years, until 2008. I walked away from the JW nonsense and discovered all other religions are nonsense too.
Now I do not " believe" in anything, if by belief it is meant putting your trust in something as true, without solid testable proof.
I put my trust in certain things because they have the satisfactory ( to me) proof; anything else is on a par with beleiving in fairys, and I don't, delightful though they look in pictures.
I do not label myself "Atheist"because people expect certain attitudes from you if you do, but I call myself a Compassionate Humanist.