“Christian” While I believe in God and some Christian tenents of faith, I don’t think organized religion is a good idea…it tends to lead to wars and burning at the stake and other unpleasentries. However, This church isn’t so bad 
Unitarian Universalist (and athiest to boot!)
Somewhat Deist. Reformed Deist? Certainly not Orthodox Deist …
Atheist. 'nuff said.
In spite of the recent splits, aren’t Anglican and Episcopalian the same thing? Church of England, with bishops. That makes five or so Anglicans. Do I count as Anglican any more? (clutching her rosary) I don’t know.
Secular neo-pagan.
(Translation: I have pagan tendencies but don’t actually believe in it. 
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Lapsed Quaker. Agnostic.
was Catholic, now Atheist
Buddhist
Raised Dutch Reformed. Currently Episcopalioan.
Non-practicing, very skeptical Roman Catholic. Realistically, though, I’m probably closer to agnostic–just don’t tell my Mom.
Atheist.
atheist, though i was raised Catholic
Hmmm…
Born a Catholic, parents had a short run as Johova Witnessness, Baptised a Luthern, Raised a Baptist, married a Catholic. Hmmm…
Confused maybe?
My personal beliefs are probably more Agnostic.
Probably any religion thats peaceful is better than none, but I see it all as a sedative for the oppressed. Suffer now and you get it ALL later!!! (later, when we don’t have to pay you)
Maybe I just believe in mother nature, the power of natures creation, I guess thats pagan 
Agnostic leaning to atheist.
Well, I guess I’m an agnostic. I mean, I’m probably more of an atheist, but it’s hard to bring myself to say that I’m completely certain that there’s no God (or higher power, or… whatever) when there’s no way I can know for sure that there isn’t. Also, I was raised Southern Baptist and spent part of my early teenage years in a Southern Baptist home for children and it’s really hard to just slough all of that conditioning off.
Raised Christian with Jewish overtones (i.e. Jesus-believing, Saturday Sabbath, no Christmas or Easter, but Passover and the Feast of Tabernacles). I left religion entirely when I was old enough to decide for myself. I’m agnostic/secular humanist, with just enough deep-seated superstition to think that if there is a god, he’s going to get me. But not before I spit in his eye.
Maybe you could do stats on what religions the Atheists and Agnostics- who gave the information- were raised in. I think it would be interesting to see if there was a pattern, anyway.
Atheist
Nondenominational Christian.