Raised catholic, but left that madness long ago. I can't say I attend to one religion, as there are many stories of mankind's origin. Who's to say which one is correct?

I'd say I'm leaning towards theist, as I get older, but still somewhat on the fence. I'm of the opinion, God is within, if we're to look anywhere. I don't believe finite beings can define something infinite. It denies explanation.

Guess I'm an atheist then, yet I take that definition as usually denying the existence of a higher being. I'm still on the fence. I see one commonality, both atheists and theists both think they're right. I didn't know it was broken down the way you described. So, I guess some atheists admit doubt?

I just don't know, there's more than meets the eye, that's for sure, does that mean I think George Burns is awaiting us all in a white suit? Maybe, he does look a bit like a chimp, at that age. "Man was made in God's image." I think that line is a bit over interpreted. God could be a giant squid for all I know. Maybe they just meant from the Tree of Life, and not exactly this version of human we see before us.

I doubt it's some old dude in a suit though, if there be something after death, it's beyond mortal description. We must cross the veil to take a peek and it's a one way trip for most. I'll wait my turn to find out.