What religion would you categorize me under?

Call yourself whatever you like! When asked my religion I just say Occultist, as that's not an actual "religion" and it usually effectively changes the subject. Your idea of God being everywhere at once is very Pagan, while belief in Jesus as Messiah is Christian.

Unitarian. A branch of Protestantism that does not believe in the Trinity.

As a Unitarian, you need to explain Matt 28:19 which is the only direct reference to the Trinity in the bible.

There is a revelation which we can believe or not. However, we are not allow to choose what part of revelation we believe and part don't believe. To say that you are a Christian, a follower of Christ, means you follow even if it does not make any sense.

Do not get confuse with science applied to revelation. It just doesn't work. Science is a collections of theories that explain the facts. If there are more facts, then the theory that explains them may change.

There are no scientific god facts. Why? God who existed before He created everything we can observed. This means God is unobservable, and any God fact would have to observed the unobservable. Science will not help you or your beliefs.

Answer: You are a Unitarian in search of an explanation for Matt. 28:19. Good luck.

I think that pantheistic is probably accurate. I also think that you don't spend enough time trying to find out what the Greek and Hebrew have to say in regards to ecripture. English doesn't get into some of the meanings of words that are good to understand from the Greek and Hebrew.

So you would believe that God is the unbeliever and believer alike?

EDIT: You said, "When humanity deviated from these laws (they had to, in order for there to be free will), " Wasn't ti freewill that they took of the tree in the first place? So didn't they have it to begin with?

Deism seems to fit the bill. It's a semi-Christian faith which holds that the Universe and God are the same, and that God manifests himself through natural laws. some Deists say Jesus was divine, some don't.

You could also consider Unitarian Universalism or, at a stretch, Taoism. I wouldn't say that you're remotely pagan.

actually, the universe and the divine being 1 is not a new belief. If u consider yourself christian, then u r christian. religion is a very personal experience and no 2 ppl believe or practice the same. don't let anyone try & tell u u must believe a certain thing or practice a certain way to call yourself whatever you call yourself.

You have a problem with one of the basic tennets of Christianity. Scripture is clear on the subject, perhaps you have not met the right teacher. You say you believe in a God who "is everything". If that is a true statement, how is it you cannot believe he is the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit?

You are a Christian who follows (almost) true Christianity, actually. Don't let anybody convert you to the Pagan religion of Trinitarianism Christianity.

HOWEVER, you are a Pantheist. God isn't everything, know that. God can't be His creation, for if He is His creation (or "in His creation"), then He wouldn't be God. Pantheism is wrong.

I don't know how you can claim belief in Jesus as the messiah and not accept the triune god. If you believe in 'just god' as you put it, how can you believe in the divinity of Jesus? It sounds as though you're cherry picking your religion. It's not logically coherent what you believe. But then, christianity isn't logically coherent to begin with, so who is anyone to criticize?

I'm atheist, by the way.

you already score high on the pantheism scale:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pantheistic

So christianity with a pantheist flavor.

hey, if god is everything, including this planet and you and me and everyone, why are certain parts of god killing each other?

I don't agree with you on the paradox thing obviously, but your views on evolution and the bible seem reasonable. But it puts you in conflict with most of the mainstream christian churches. Maybe you'd be interested in the call for a new reformation by retired bishop J.S. Spong:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bishop_Spong#New_Refo...

He is the retired Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Newark (based in Newark, New Jersey), is a liberal theologian, and he sounds like a very reasonable man.

I thin the trinity is more associated with Catholics. I know other groups believe that but I don't think most Protestants do. I could be wrong.

BTW, Stumpy's a little confused. Jews don't belive that Jesus is the Messiah.