How open-minded are you, spiritually?

I am an atheist but I believe spiritual beliefs can have a real, physical, measurable effect on people and religion helps get members of a society roughly on the same page, ethically, and thus regardless of whether the belief is factually true it's to be taken seriously. So I'm pretty open-minded, I think.

It annoys me though, when religious people cling to their ideals too much and think their belief is literally true and insist that that matters. I think they are doing their belief a huge disservice by that.

I'm constantly calling myself a Christian Heretic because I also have beliefs that don't conform to fundamental Christianity. I'm very open minded, although I sometimes comment on some religious posts, things like, "How do we know who cornered the market on truth." When you tell someone, "This is the truth because it says so in this book." someone's bound to whip out another book!

I'm agnostic which is more of a description than a label because I don't have any beliefs to label. For me spirituality is about personal growth and lifestyle rather than what you believe in. That includes working to become more open minded and accepting of other people and ideas. Open minded enough to accept them, not so open minded my brains fall out on the floor.

I sort of walk the line between spirituality and mere personal growth. To me life is a miracle at the very least in that it inspires awe and wonder.

I don't know if I am all that open minded there are somethings that I say could go this way or that and no one but God Allah Yahweh the great I am etc knows for sure others I'm more firmly rooted in. I don't think God is a man or a woman those are physical properties assigned to humans by I guess humans. God is a being or a force of energy I guess not that I want to blasphemy I'm just trying to put my opinion out there. At the end of the day all I know is there was a man named Jesus of Nazareth who was at the very least a prophet he suffered under Pilate he was nailed to a cross his bones were not broken he was put in a tomb and 3 days later that tomb was empty and there are several eyewitness accounts as to seeing him. Was he the son of God? I like to think so did he die for all our sins that is what I've been led to believe but I'm not sure if I believe it like I should.

I'm a human with no labels

God doesn't call on us to be open minded. We are to try and keep focused on our relationship with Him. Open mindedness often leads us to listening to stuff we shouldn't. Yes, I know I'm intolerant and not politically correct.

I am very

very, my beliefs do not have a set name, but instead are compossed of everything I believe real from different spiritual paths and religious beliefs. Example the more elaborate form of Karma and meditation as taught by the Buddhists but without trying to achieve Buddhahood, but instead the equivilant of ascention. I share some of the more nature styled beliefs of the pagan followings, such as everything having a spirit, from people to trees, to rocks, and anything around and in between. The more I find that I believe to be true the more my beliefs may change.

I distinguish between poetry, a language of images and metaphors, and truth.

Not sure how that works believing in a creator other than the one Jesus spoke of!Jesus would have told us of a female creator had there been one.A Christian follows Jesus teachings and doesn't make up their own.