The concept of god is weird and essentially meaningless, but at the same time normal and meaningful. God gives life purpose to a lot of people and is used as reassurance and peace of mind. There's nothing wrong with that, it's maybe even essential for those not capable of nuanced philosophical thought. Many associate the belief in god with morality, in that humans get morality from god. So let's break that down. If we are to accept supposed claims that god is a tangible phenomenon that some have experienced in their lives, then why has this never been objectively verified? One might then say that god is shown to people in different ways, physically or otherwise, which makes more sense considering the extreme variance of what god represents in different religions. So usually when someone says they believe in god, they essentially mean they believe in what their particular religion says in regards to god. Some say they aren't religious but they believe in god. What do they mean by this? God would have to have some general meaning aside from how organized religion has contributed to the concept of god. It usually means that they believe god created the universe and they believe in an afterlife or reincarnation. This is just a natural, curious instinct that developed tens of thousands of years ago. This is a relatively benign personal belief that shouldn't affect anyone else. Arguing about this concept is a fruitless endeavor. It becomes a problem when the mere belief in god, which is obviously ambiguous, is somehow used an indication that the person is morally good. But it is forgotten that religion is used to determine what is right or wrong, not god itself. Since there are thousands of interpretations of religion and hence thousands of interpretations of what is right and wrong, it's also pointless to say morality comes from religion. Which religion? Which denomination? So then, are we to believe that just simply believing in the concept of god makes one moral? Which again, the concept of god, religion aside, is relative to the person thinking it. So how can we use the concept of "God" when it essential has no consistent meaning, as the basis for morality? All that aside, if god is essentially anything that anyone truly feels in their heart, then I definitely believe in god.