Just a quick, 3 part question:
Part one:
Do you believe in a god, gods, angles, daemons, or afterlife? (in other words, are you spiritual)
This doesn't neccesarily tie into spirituality at all. One can be spiritual without the typical context. Yes, I'm spiritual, no, I don't really consider such things to be absolute guarantees; the afterlife's most plausible, but it's also quite possible to just be the brain's interpretation of erroneous data as it dies.
I do, however, believe that something created the universe; whether that was god, an inanimate object, or whotever, I have no idea. It could be a creature with no more intelligence than a dog, for all we know. It could be a being that exists outside of our dimensional awareness, or it could be nothing of the sort. Under the information I have, however, it seems likely that SOME kind of semi-sentient being probably had some hand in the creation of stuff, though that's supposition at best.
Note, also, that the only thing required to be classified as a "god", is the ability to manipulate matter and energy beyond our current understanding; in the case of a higher dimensional being, this would occur by default, and there would appear to be many possible gods in that case if such beings do in fact exist.
Angels make more sense if yeu assume they were merely an alien race on another planet created before humans; if yeu read through any passage on their origins in the bible, it just makes total sense that way. I see no reason to believe otherwise, assuming they exist at all.
Furthermore, in terms of 'fate' and such, I've just seen too much and tied it together to understand that... every MAJOR bad thing seems to occur for a reason. Yeu may not understand why at the time, but without such, certain later events would not occur. I wouldn't be where I am if choice painful moments hadn't happened. Sure, they sucked at the time, but they had to happen. Does this mean there's a "fate" in store for us? That everything's pre-set? Is it controlled by god? Or is the universe just some elaborate clockwork machine? I have no idea, I just have the evidence presented so far, which implies that things are being run with some degree of order, even if it looks like chaos until later on.
Part two:
If yes, why do you believe (in one or more of the above)
If no, why don’t you believe (in any of the above)
I can't go with anything on blind faith; I require some kind of evidence, even if only suggestive, to at least see the plausibility of whether something's true or not. The typical anecdotal evidence presented by most spiritual people doesn't narrow down ANYTHING, it just says that, yes, they had some kind of spiritual experience; if they had've been a different religion, they would've attributed it to that one instead, so I can't take those ones very seriously.
I believe whot I do believe because I feel it makes the most sense with the information I currently possess, which admittedly, isn't really enough to form anything concrete. It's a "best guess", and nothing more. So, not quite 'true' believing.
Part three:
How do your beliefs (or disbeliefs) complement your personality / daily life style.
They pretty much tie in with such fully. I seek to know the truth, accept that anything, no matter how unlikely, is possible, but that only things with strong supporting evidence are particularly plausible.
I do most things in life with that manner, trying to learn and understand more, while being open to the possibility that whot I thought was "right", may be incorrect if the information I was given was misleading or false to begin with.
Anyways, my personal beliefs are kind of weird, but I do believe in some vague sort of semi almost god-like being out there... thing is, I don't worship such either. I don't consider them to be a 'true' god, but rather, just a being with more power to manipulate time, space, energy and matter than we are capable of fully understanding. This doesn't make them god, nor perfect, but rather, a teacher, a mentor, perhaps a father figure if they actually pay attention to us at all. I don't even have proof of that, though.
Regardless, I do pray, but once again, these are prayers that use common sense... to ask for someone to live through cancer or something is silly; they got it for a reason, and they will live or die as dictated already. Yeur prayers asking for them not to die will do nothing to change that matter as it's already been decided beforehand. The best yeu can do is ask that, for the trials they go through, that they are given access to the tools they need to pass those trials, and that they be given the clarity of mind to recognize such, and perhaps a bit of extra strength when needed, at the times they want to just give up. If we were to have everything just handed to us because we asked, there'd be no purpose behind such trials in the first place, unless such exist to "boost god's ego", in which case I would rather fail than boost the ego of someone who clearly doesn't deserve it.
Maybe I'm supposed to learn humility, I suppose I'm not very good at that, for the most part, but I can't see that being the only reason for most situations.
In any case, I'm just rambling now, hope somewheres in that mess I answered the questions XD
EDIT: Oh yeah, this was in relation to type...
Uhm for type, ENTP, this's pretty much normal for a method of thinking. The inability to accept on blind faith is pretty much inherent, so I don't think there's too many ENTP's that are truly 100% religious in the traditional sense... most likely, they will tend to be similar to the above listed; tying to make sense of the information presented as best they can with the tools they have.