Neither a theist nor an atheist

Would you go so far as to say that there are no gnostic theists? If they plausibly exist, how does their belief differ from mine?

The Just shall live by faith....not evidence.

This begs the question of whether there is one answer and whether this answer is exclusive or inclusive.Though some would argue that the Gospel message is exclusive, a case can be made that it is inclusive.Open and available to all. The Bible seemingly talks of both extremes. Many are called yet few chosen.However....whosoever believes in Him shall not perish....Which leads to the question of how many were called and how many are chosen.Perhaps initially, the Jews were called....then later everyone was called...and yet who is chosen? (Could it be that the one who chooses is thus chosen?)Edited by Phat, : No reason given.

I might point out, though that we all breathe oxygen. We all need that same substance. Perhaps Faith is arguing that this is the same way spiritually. (also assuming that there is One Spirit that is, in fact the ether that humans need.)Perhaps the point is that regardless of what people believe or feel that they want there is a common reality that is, in fact best for everyone. I can also see your counter-argument, however.Edited by Phat, : No reason given.

That story allowed for 8 survivors. From those 8 we all sprung. You are just mad that God assumedly has the right to do whatever He wants.
It seems that your basic argument is that you were given the tools to know right from wrong---either by divine appointment or by evolutionary development and that you want to be responsible (and all of us as well) for the legacy that you leave in this life and that you don't want any bearded super Deity to order you around! (Even if He DID exist)Am I right?