Lol okay I understand I'm not an NT. Don't worry, I didn't vote. I was just wondering how someone would classify my "beliefs".
I was baptised as both a Christian and a Buddhist when I was a baby, without my consent. I suppose I acknowledge these religions and I can understand the spirituality involved in them. But I don't consider this religion a part of who I am, and I don't consider it something that dictates my actions - in short it isn't something I think about. If I was forced or it was beneficial for me to live in a way in which religious involvement was a significant part of my lifestyle, it wouldn't bother me. I often thank/take time to appreciate life itself and things I am fortunate to have in my life when it crosses my mind, but I wouldn't say it is directed at any diety in particular. I just like to be conscious of my appreciation so that I don't take these things for granted. I guess I think of religion as more like peoples' culture/lifestyle. I guess in my mind, God and/or Buddha and/or other dieties do exist in the way that war generals in ancient history existed. The reality is that 99% of my "knowledge" is from outside sources, mostly the compiled experiences of other humans. There is plenty of this that I have yet to prove or disprove, so as far as the knowledge that I use in my day to day life, I focus on using the knowledge that I have been able to solidify through my own experience. Does that make sense? I mean if someone were to ask me if I was religious, I would say "not really" or "kind of" depending on who I am talking to - obviously to me my religious status/consistency is less important to me than getting along with other people. I think I would consider myself as a total agnostic. I wouldn't be an implicit atheist because I have *some* religious influence. I don't think I'd be an agnostic atheist because that would imply that at base I can't believe in anything I can't be sure about yet and insist on endlessly questioning everything I have no concrete proof of. Again, I don't think I'd be an agnostic theist because, well, religion/theistic thinking just isn't really a part of my life.