God/god Beliefs

I find support and challenge in a supernatural God with whom I feel a personal relationship.

I believe there is a God, but with whom we cannot have a personal relationship.

I deny the existence of a god of any kind.

The powers traditionally attributed to a supernatural deity are inherent in the natural world, which is the focus of my respect and devotion.

I do not know whether or not God exists, but I am willing to explore the possibility.

It is beyond the capacity of human beings to know whether there is a God.

"Goodness" and "meaning" are human constructs created as a result of the human encounter with each other and the world.

The life, teachings, and death of Jesus of Nazareth are central to my understanding of God, the Universe, and the human condition.

My spiritual life is grounded in a sense of the fullness and connectedness of all things.

My spiritual life is lived in response to the sacred circle of being and the effort to live in harmony with the rhythms of nature.

I am inspired by the traditions of indigenous peoples and find in their rituals and practices a deepened sense of the sacred and interconnected quality of life.

The concept of god is a human illusion that has caused vast suffering throughout human history.

I equate God with the forces and laws of the universe, and find divinity within all manifestations of nature.

I believe the divinity within each human, when combined, forms a collective consciousness that is an ongoing, benevolent, co-creative force within and beyond the material world.