I'm on the same wavelength as well. While technically I'm in the upper left quadrant of this chart, "don't care" is far more heavily weighted for me than the subject matter of the question. I wish "don't care" was an option on surveys pertaining to the whole faith and god matter, as it would be good to know how many of us there are.
Good to know I'm not the only one who just doesn't identify. People always give me a weird look when I tell them that and I just kind of shrug my shoulders as a response.
So where do I fit if I reject the value of believing whether or not a god exists?
Honest question. I don't care whether or not there is a god, because I don't think it's existence would alter my life's values at all.
I'm on the same wavelength as well. While technically I'm in the upper left quadrant of this chart, "don't care" is far more heavily weighted for me than the subject matter of the question. I wish "don't care" was an option on surveys pertaining to the whole faith and god matter, as it would be good to know how many of us there are.
Good to know I'm not the only one who just doesn't identify. People always give me a weird look when I tell them that and I just kind of shrug my shoulders as a response.
Just posted this in response to another comment, but I thought you might be interested in it as well if you aren't familiar with apatheism.
That sounds about right. Thank you!