My mom wanted me to be Christian. I was baptized as a baby. I was not confirmed.
When I was little, I actually thought the Christian "God" was a myth. Sort of like the Easter Bunny or the Tooth Fairy or Santa. I thought I was just told there was a God to answer whatever questions there were. I had no idea anyone actually believed in Him, especially not adults. I was little. All I thought was that it was a silly, ridiculous story to give children peace of mind.
One day, I asked my mom if she actually really believed in God. She told me, "Yes."
I was confused. I thought she was either lying to me like when I asked if she was the tooth fairy, or she was just daft. So I asked my friend's dad, who is Jewish, if he actually believed in God. He said yes as well.
I suppose that was when I realized God is actually in some peoples' hearts.
But if asked this as a yes or no question, I would probably have to say no, I don't believe in a God.
To me, God is the easy way out. It's like, "Well, we can't figure out what causes this, so God did it."
I've always been inquisitive, and I've always liked the idea of science, and furthering knowledge, and proving things wrong and becoming smarter in the process.
I respect people with religion now, though. Someone believes in God, okay. I'm not going to try to prove them wrong. Because who's to say they're wrong? I went to a Unitarian Universalist preschool. I am agnostic.
If nobody's trying to force me to believe a God, and nobody's beating me up for not believing in one, then it's not my business what anyone else believes.
I think people shouldn't let God get in their way, though. The things people can do can be beautiful, regardless of if a God helped them do it; however, I'm not going to let God tell me what to do. If I want to do something I love, I'm not going to let the Bible tell me if I should or not.
But my opinions on the Bible are for another day.
tl;dr: No.