I decided to do some research into different religions a while ago. There were so many questions that came up, it made me question if there really  was a god. I couldn't accept it, so I didn't question it and kept telling myself to believe. I guess you could say I'm lying to myself, but I'm cool with it.

Organised religion was invented in ancient times in order to control and oppress others.

It's not made up of 90% nothing it's made up of matter, antimatter, and darkmatter.  Yes matter we are made of is a small amount of what is in the universe and an equally small amount of antimatter makes up some of the rest of the universe, everything else is dark matter.

I don't really see what you're arguing with that statement though.

What about dark matter? Although it's just inferred from gravitational effects on visible matter the hypothesis is there.

I'm no physicist though but I've read some bizzare theories on our perception of time that made little sense to me!

That makes no sense, what created god?  What created god-world?  Even in god-world there must be rules and so something had to either have created god or god must have been eternal.  But with the latter option you're stuck with the same problem as I stated before:  Why believe that god has always existed in god-world and created our universe at some point rather than simply believing that our universe is eternal?  It adds unnecessary complexity to the explanation and therefore is less likely to be correct.  With the former option your stuck with the infinite loop of who created god/god-world and who created that god?  It goes on forever

I am both agnostic and atheist. I do not believe it is possible to know if there is a God but as there is no proof of one I certainly don't believe in one.

Basically my belief is that there is no supernatural, when it gets down to it everything can be explained. Though of course we still have explained bugger all, at least we're trying though.

"Believe those who are seeking the truth. Doubt those who find it." - Andre gide

Matter is created (and destroyed) all the time. It is happening billions and billions of times every second throughout the universe.  

The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle says there is always an uncertainty in energy and time (this uncertainty has nothing to do with the equipment we use to take measurements with but is built into the very fabric of the universe). Even something with zero energy (like a perfect vacuum) has an uncertainty in energy. Therefore energy (and therefore matter (E=mc^2)) can be created out of nothing.

Type "Quantum Fluctuations" into google for more information on how a universe can be created out of nothing.  

Sometimes physics makes no sense...

Actually, most of the time it doesn't make sense.

You can consider matter as being condensed energy like that Einsten dude already predicted in his famous equation. The rest that isn't normal matter is constituted of dark matter (inert "ghost" matter) and the remaining is dark energy, perhaps the most strange thing scientists ever discovered. It can be seen as the buffer that fills space, so to speak. One could say there is a tint of truth on old greek philosophers being right about an ether filling everything. It can even be a relaxing thought to know true nothingness simply does not seem to exist.

OT - I'm agnostic and I don't believe in the God of the abrahamic religions simply because a God caring for mankind would not allow suffering to exist, not in the horrific way we have in our world. That's my point of view anyways.

I will tell you why, and it is a very simple reason.

There is absolutely no more reason to believe in the bible, quran, etc. than there is to believe in fairies, leprechauns, ogres, trolls, centaurs, cycplops, etc. etc.

In fact, there is far more proof that dragons specifically are more real than ANY god that a human civilization has every imagined. There are stories of dragons all over the world from civilizations which had never even met or had anything in common, and at the same time they all have more or less the same details about dragons, the flying serpent breathing fire.

So a better question for you is this, why do you believe in God, but not fairies or unicorns or vampires? Just a quick addendum, before you start with " Moses and Jesus were real people" so were King Arthur and Robin Hood and maybe even Lancelot and Merlin, why do you not believe in them instead of your God? What makes YOUR god so more special than all the other fiction out there?