My belief is...
:roll: Well, well.
Basically, when humans were primitive and needed to explain the world and experiences throughout their lives, they came up with stories, myths, magic, and miracles. Every human needs a crutch to keep themselves up through the trying trials of life itself. It's instinict, pure and simple - a survival tool.
The same thing applies to any theological context - whether it be Christian, Hebrew, Islamic, Hinduism, and so on - they're there to provide our psychological need of comfort that there is a supreme being that made and looks over us.
But when you pray, does God answer? Logically, no. If a person prays to God and gets saved from the distressing situation he or she was in, it's purely by chance. Yet people stupidly call them "miracles performed by the hand of God."
I do agree that life is so intriciate, like a huge, zillion-piece puzzle that fits together so perfectly; like a computer program. It's evident that it wasn't created out of nothing, by pure coincidence.
So therefore, there has to have been an intelligent being behind this whole thing. Whatever being created all of this, definitely is NOT watching over us. It seems we're definitely on our own without true help or guidance from a higher being.
But man doesn't have the answer to WHO it is - not even through theological contexts. Only this unknown being knows, and it's not telling (yet?) Perhaps it will tell us the truth one day.... or maybe never would. Who knows?
To sum it all up... I don't practice, nor believe in any religion. I don't need it to help me withstand the trials and tribulations of life. Religion is the creation of man - written, spoken, and instituitionalized by man - not God himself (herself, or itself... whatever,) period. A complex myth created to help comfort and/or control the masses.