Well, I'll do my best to explain them here.
Religiously, I believe that something what many of you call God (YHWH, G-d, etc) created this universe billions of years ago. What God is, I don't know. I don't assume that God is supernatural at all even though it is certainly much higher on the food chain than anything on this Earth. It is likely that the universe is an artificial creation versus something naturally made, and my honest opinion is that God is some type of lifeform that has the capacity to basically create universes.
I do believe that the Exodusian Commandments (a.k.a. the Ten Commandments) are the only valid part of the Bible/Torah. While I don't consider them to be absolute, I do think that any nation that follows them will be better off in the long run. It is likely that whoever wrote that part of those writings understood how humans thought, literally millennia before modern psychology came into practice. Jesus in my opinion was no more than a human but he probably was a master psychologist. He knew how the human mind worked, and while he wasn't perfect, he certainly was light years ahead of everyone else at the time. The rest of the religious writings are too conflicted and unclear as to what they are saying for me to follow them.
Good and evil are real, but I see them as a part of the universe, not necessarily eminating from some entity. I believe that angels and demons and such can exist, but they aren't supernatural. They are merely some type of non-corporeal lifeform that co-exists with biological life on Earth. CAn they be good or evil? Certainly. While I do not believe in life after death, it is possible that some of these lifeforms can imitate people that we know.
Does God intervene in Earthly affairs? Not likely. I would think that "God" would have more important things to chase after rather than our Earth (very small in the scale of the universe). Salvation is a matter of personal responsability, not supernatural intervention. Is there real evil on the Earth? Very much so.
