[Antithesis]

I almost pressed "Goblins". Here is my attempt at an explanation that is probably not all that interesting:

I think Organized Religion can be a beautiful thing for some people, but it is unnecessary and not welcome for me.

When I think of the existence or lack of existence of a god or gods, I come back to the following things, without meaning to sound snarky or dismissive:

1. "God" can not be all of all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-caring. Two of the three, but not as advertised by some churches.

2. I don't think a god exists with every day concerns about us and our doings.

3. I find the idea that all of existence could be just some sort of random accident to be somewhat disquieting; if there is some type of creator, then that is exactly what I think "God" is ... created and sat back.

Faith has led to and inspired people to do some beautiful work, but I can't resolve faith in a Supreme Being with my view of existence so it's not for me. If it's for you, then awesome, but don't push it on me, and I won't push my beliefs on you.

What would that make me, then photon? Weak Atheist? Honestly curious.

I guess I'd brand my philosophy as existentialist. People are neither good or bad upon birth or are they pre-ordained to be either, and it is only our experiences that lead us to what/who we are.