@Tammy: I'm thinking the thought of God and religion are the same thing. You can have God without religion, but not religion without God. You said earlier that belief comes before religion, and I partly agree on that. Religions are evolved from beliefs and are the sum of beliefs regarding god. I think the idea that someone bigger than everyone else existed and had command over the elements and who decided the ultimate fate of everything was a good tool for ancients to use control and law enforcement (laws are better obeyed if someone believes it came from god and that severe punishment ensues for infractions. Plus, there's the whole "God sees everything you do and knows your motives" part of that whole thing).
Reading your post on page 4, regarding the notion that God exists because he is believed in, I also partially agree. I mean, the fact that people believe in something doesn't make it real in a physical sense, but God indeed exists in the minds of believers (at the very least, he is a theoretical concept). Thoughts exist, but not physically. I think God is a thought and a state of mind, but not a real BEING, though. Commenting on posts further down that page, I disagree regarding the "in the spirit" philosophy. But that's simply because I don't believe in spirits.