Do you believe in god, if not do you believe in something else?

[vlad321]

Then I guess because of that lat part there's no point of this continuing. I will always see any of the currently outlined religions as solely based on blind faith and you will not, hence we come to a fundamental dispute which can't be solved.

Though I have to tell you I'm not an atheist, I just don't believe in anything I have seen of or heard off from the modern religions (like heaven, hell, reincarnation, nirvana, miracles, or something having any type of effect on the universe at all in any way shape or form), and while I'm on the stance that there is no god I'm open to admit that maybe some sentient being, or a race of beings, started the universe (or whatever might be larger) for one reason or another, on purpose, or incidentally. Of course since I believe they can't or just won't do anything supernatural in our plane, universe, whatever and therefore it's pointless to worship them in any way, I approach it as history. They made us, it happened, and that's that, end of story. That's my "belief" in a nutshell, many would call it outright atheism, but I don't feel like it is.

 

Edit: Thinking about it longer you are right about blind faith shifting, I guess it's human nature? Which does make me wonder whether I'm blindly having faith in something myself. Also while I get your color/blind analogy very well I know a lot of people would misintepret what you are tying to say, solely because of the connotation of blind in religion.