Right then......

[styley]

Is there a term for a person who believes in a God but doesn't believe in religion and just reckons that if they listen to they're conscience then God will look after them.

[Gromit]

I'm stuck, how do you get past level 8?

[Gromit]

Sorry, that should have gone below.

[naomi24]

Could it be 'Naomi'?

[Octavius]

deism?

[jake-the-peg]

Deism generally says God doesn't interfere in the world:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deism

Spinoza's God or Naturalistic Pantheism is basically that all existance is some manifestation of the Universe, a lot of scientists like Einstein tend to fall into this sort of thought.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naturalistic_pant heism

Theism is the general belief in one or more God
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theism

You might find the Bah'ai faith interesting.

They believe that all religions have some element of truth and believe in a search for truth unfettered by superstition or tradition.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bah%C3%A1%27%C3%A D_Faith

[Octavius]

In your link, doesn't it also say that deism is the rejection of religion?

[jake-the-peg]

I didn't mean to contradict you there - I think that's the concept of a God that doesn't invove himself with the world pretty much implies the rejection on most religion with the probable exception of Budhism.

I think the problem is that the concept of an afterlife is a little vague or non-existant in some of these.

I'm not sure of a belief that rejects a personal God but accepts a notion of heaven.

I think it may bepend on what styley means by religion - after all a religion is basically just a group of people with the same supernatural beliefs

[Llamatron]

I've always thought of agnosticism as a belief that there is some kind of higher power but not really anything specific.

[jake-the-peg]

agnoticism is not knowing generally those who say they don't or one can't know whether or not there is a God.

Strangely I find relatively few agnostics who are agnostic about Zeus or Thor

[taperface]

I think you need to be a Pagan or Wiccan.....

[VS Prasad]

I wish to call them as 'spiritual philosophers'. I am one such
person who believes in Omnipresent Almighty, but do not
follow practices of a religion.

The Hindu Upanishads were written by such spiritual philosophers. They deal with higher knowledge and do not
prescribe any religious practices.

[VS Prasad]

I wish to call them as 'spiritual philosophers'. I am one
such person who believes in Omnipresent Almighty,
but do not follow practices of a religion.

The Hindu Upanishads were written by such spiritual philosophers. They deal with higher knowledge and do not
prescribe any religious practices.