For You?

I believe morality can exist independently of religion

I think one can lead a moral and empathetic life without adhering to any religious doctrine.

I do not believe in any deity or higher power

I identify as an atheist or do not find evidence for the existence of gods.

I am uncertain about the existence of higher powers

I identify as agnostic and prefer to keep an open mind about what we cannot know.

I prefer a secular or scientific worldview

I find that reason, evidence, and critical thinking guide my life decisions without needing religion.

I am ‘spiritual but not religious’

I believe in some form of spirituality or interconnectedness but do not follow organized religious practices.

I disagree with specific religious teachings or doctrines

Certain theological views or rules in organized religions conflict with my personal values or logic.

I have had negative experiences with organized religion

Traumatic or disappointing experiences in religious institutions have led me to distance myself.

I feel religion can be divisive or dogmatic

Organized religion sometimes fosters exclusion or dogmatism that I find problematic.

I’ve grown up without religious influence

I was never raised with religion or never found a reason to adopt one later in life.

I find meaning and purpose through other philosophies

I adhere to philosophical or ethical frameworks (e.g., humanism, stoicism, existentialism) instead of religious ones.

I prefer personal introspection over structured worship

Meditation, personal reflection, or other practices fulfill my spiritual or moral needs without religious guidelines.

I find religious institutions incompatible with my views on social justice

Certain religious traditions seem at odds with my stance on equality, rights, or cultural and gender issues.

I rely on community and shared human values instead

I get a sense of belonging and moral grounding from secular communities rather than religious congregations.

I haven’t felt the need for religion in my life

I simply haven’t encountered a need—intellectual, emotional, or social—for religious faith or practice.

I’m still exploring my beliefs and not ready to commit to a religion

I’m open-minded and curious but haven’t settled on a structured religion.

I believe religions were created by humans for historical/cultural reasons

I see religion as a product of human culture rather than a universal or divine truth.

I value ethical principles more than specific religious tenets

I see no reason to align with a religion’s rules when broader ethical principles suffice.

I prefer universal compassion without religious labels

I strive for empathy and altruism that transcend religious boundaries.