Really? Every summer, I go to a couple of Baha’i Summer Schools, and there are, at the two big ones, hundreds of Baha’is (plus some seekers) there. One of the retreats I go to is focused toward the West Virginia Baha’i community, and that one’s much smaller, maybe 25 or 30 attendees. At the larger schools, a lot (maybe 1/3) of the attendees are of Iranian descent, another 1/3 are mixed race, 1/3 are USA born and bred.
Atheist.
I’m a Buddhist, but I’m also an Atheist. The poll wouldn’t let me check both, so I checked Buddhist.
I’m the only Protestant Arminian so far?!?
Re Baha’i- Seals & Croft are Baha’i.
Re Secularist but Spiritual- would Humanist be a better term?
I’m a little distressed to find “Anglican” consigned to “Protestant-Other.” I consider myself Anglo-Catholic.
Sikhism and Jainism are not, strictly speaking, “Vedic” religions. Neither is Buddhism.
“Dharmic” would be more apt.
I voted atheist, but I’m really an apatheist.
I voted "Pagan/Wiccan because I do believe there’s more to this universe than we experience, and I believe in a female goddess.
Technical agnostic, practical atheist, cultural Christian with occasional tendencies towards anti-theism, who nevertheless finds the fictional characters of Aslan, Athena, Jesus, & Thor helpful to think about, at divers times and for divers purposes.
And no, that does not mean “unsure.”
I clicked “Other Religion”. I’m an atheist Unitarian Universalist.
Atheist, non practicing.
“Unsure”, because I waver between agnostic and atheist with some remnants of my old pagan beliefs.
Actually, I knew that. Their biggest hit, Hummingbird was written about Baha’u’llah, the Prophet/Founder of the faith. It even includes a couple of lines of Baha’i scripture:
“Lend us your wings
Let us soar
Through the atmosphere of Abha*
Lift us up to the Heaven of Holiness
O, Source of our being!”
*Abha-place of Glory and Light.
I picked atheist, but I still feel a strong connection with Judaism and Jewish culture. Although I don’t actively believe in god, I do often find myself making decisions based on Jewish ethics.
I couldn’t agree more. Those are two of the most diametrically opposed religions I can think of. That would be like putting Buddhism and Scientology in the same category.
Areligious, I guess. I can’t work up the bile to be loudly atheist, even though I think it’s all hoodwink and hoodoo.
IIRC the Baha’i actively refuse to accept Israeli’s into their fold, because of the (unstated) fact that their spiritual and operational center is here, and they just don’t want to piss off any of the large and influential (other) religious denominations here.
Ah – found something
Oh, and I voted Atheist…
Would that be considered a lapsed atheist? 
A loving god would smite thee for that!
Atheist. I really have no time for silly superstitions and woo woo beliefs.
I’m a Pastafarian, but I’m beginning to have my doubts. Does that make me agnostic?