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I can't claim to know what comes after, but I can claim that the answer doesn't really matter anyway.

If there is any eternity to experience after this life, our senses would dull into complete numbness eventually.

Agnostic.

I acknowledge and am humble to the possibility of there being an existing god and the absence of one at the same time.

A spiritual atheist.

That used to have a paradoxical view of pantheism-deism.

I used to be a christian for many years but started to embrace the Dionysian hedonism which we call life---sounds like a good intro to a novel eh?

Nihilist. I find other's perspectives fascinating for how hard they try to make life matter.

How do you not know that there are other dimensions that have "meaning"

And ours is a chaotic megaplex? with none at all?

ASSUMING other dimensions exist...hypothetically.

"How do you not know in the "beyond" that the senses won't be infinite?"

That sounds worse than it eventually ending. To be honest I'd rather there be nothing to life.

atheist

a non spiritual 1

dont get me wrong ive been there i was born christian started out with childs faith graduated into agnosticism and finally to its logical conclusion when u really think about it

but i dont want to deprive the agnostics out there the journey of discovery

the only logical conclusions are creationism and atheism though when u follow the train of thought far enough

How do you not know in the "beyond" that the senses won't be infinite?

Seems absurd in present thought, but not "too" insane"

the older i get the more drawn i find myself to my ancestors' spirit world, siberian shamanism. 

Good thing about roman catholicism is that it is what it says on the label - an amalgam of everything.