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The Balance - my stand on God

Is there God exists or not?
Do you believe in God?
These are common questions. These are political questions too. People who believe in God used to think that atheists as immoral people and atheists think the theists as irrational people. If you ask me the same question. I will tell I don't care whether God exist or not. I worship him, If I encounter any personal problem. And I reject him if "God" causes any social problem like a Tsunami or an earthquake. And also whenever people fight in name of God, I reject him vehemently.
I believe religion is nothing but politics. Yes, It is an indirect politics. I believe in spirituality. I believe in saints and sainthood. But I don't believe in Religion. That is because an organised religion has all the power to make people behave and think bad. It can make them to kill people of other religion.

My views might be confusing. If you think that I am a atheist, you are wrong. If you think that I am a theist, then also you are wrong. I am who I am :-)

I could recall something from one of the Osho's book (Osho is a modern day guru!!!)
"You can be against Jesus like Jews Or you can be for Jesus like Christians. But who stands in the middle, so balanced is no one but Jesus himself"

May be one of my poem will fit here...!

ஊர்வலம்
எப்போதும் தேவை நான்கு பேர்.
பிணங்களுக்கு மட்டும் அல்ல
கடவுளர்க்கும்....
(straight meaning: Its not only the dead... requires people to carry... even a divine deity needs them. Indirect Meaning: A bad philosophy needs some people to spread... A good philosophy also cannot spread on its own because it is good... it also needs people to spread)

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