I left religion (Catholic) when I was twelve, they wanted me to teach the younger kids catacism. It was then I relalized I couldn't spout the party line to them. I felt it was hollow. However, I have found that certain ideas have stayed with me, like loving on another, taking care of everyone, that every one is equal and deserves respect. I just was unable to become a hypocrite.

Nope, been there, done that and i'll NEVER return to LA LA land again !!!!!

Not bloody likely!

No. I was raised Methodist and when I was very young figured out the entire system was based on less then truth as their lessons often were in contradiction with reality. I figured "Church" was a place adults take children so scare them into doing what the adults wanted them to do. Years later I was horrified to realize many church going adults never grew up and actually believed their largely nonsensical fairytale stories as truth.

No, not even if I decided I did believe in a god after all.

Heck no! Why would I miss being told I'm of less worth than a man? Being told to be ashamed of my body? Being told what I can and can't do? Being told that my attractions to women are evil? Being threatened with eternal punishment? I'm glad I dodged that bullet!

No, I don't believe in Santa Claus or the Tooth Fairy either.