I don't believe in anything written about God that is man-made. I am a Deist.
I stopped believing in God when I was about 10. I stopped praying in school and denounced it as hogwash. I loved science, and thought I was smarter and more enlightened than people who believe in an 'invisible man living in the sky' and asking moronic questions like 'If God it real why does he cause car crashes'...
That was until I turned 20 - I started thinking about the whole concept of God and religion more intricately. The more I learned about science and perceived life in general, the more I realised that there is no way that life and the universe is just random, that consciousness in random, that everything has no meaning.
For example, when I debate my friend who studies Physics about the Big Bang Theory, he says that everything comes from 'randomness'. But how can that logically make sense? First there was nothing at all, then particles appeared out of nowhere, then for no reason enacted upon each other, then for no reason created everything out of nothing, then expands its newly created space for no reason? It makes absolutely no sense and was quite astounded how he merely regurgitated what he was 'taught' without questioning it.
I'm 22 now. I read Jacob Boehme, Thomas Aquinas, Nietzsche, Jung... and I found my answer. Life is like a seed, and the universe is its soil - however God is the seed, is also the soil, and is also the elements that are required to create life. Its only function is to create life. Our consciousness, particles, everything that has matter in this universe must have come from a single point - the big bang, as everything in the universe is bound by a great chain of events that have always existed. That chair? That was made from wood, which comes from a tree.. .etc. That means that everything that has matter is related - is one. We were born in the universe, therefore we ARE the universe, experiencing itself subjectively. We are all God, because our consciousness is also the consciousness of a rat, of a spider and of a tree. Our brains are so intricate, that we are able to understand the world around us, which is a 'gift' from those particles that existed billions of years ago.