Probability of theism (multiple choice)

[bandit4god]

From your perspective, what's the probability of bare theism (not rooted in any religion, just belief that there exists a God who created all things)?
a.  0
b.  infinitesimally small (less than any positive, finite real number)
c.  finite and less than 0.5
d.  finite and greater than 0.5
e.  1

[Tank]

That would be Deism not Theism then?

[bandit4god]

That would be Deism not Theism then?

Deism would add the unnecessary premise that said God "stepped back" after the act of creation.  Bare theism is even simpler than this.

[Tank]

That would be Deism not Theism then?

Deism would add the unnecessary premise that said God "stepped back" after the act of creation.  Bare theism is even simpler than this.

No. Your going to haveto refine that please.

[Gawen]

From your perspective, what's the probability of bare theism (not rooted in any religion, just belief that there exists a God who created all things)?
a.  0
b.  infinitesimally small (less than any positive, finite real number)
c.  finite and less than 0.5
d.  finite and greater than 0.5
e.  1

B
Although I cannot disprove a god you propose (why I cannot say 'zero'), the lack of evidence renders your question to no practical value or meaning.

[Whitney]

A deist god is possible; but there is no evidence of one nor would I expect evidence of one even if it did exist.  A involved god is possible; but once that involved god starts being described via religion it goes down to impossible again.  I also think something either is possible or it isn't...not sure what b,d,d answers are for.

As for probability....we have no other universes to compare to at this point so I don't think it's possible to determine probability.

[xSilverPhinx]

Isn't theism some belief in some personal god? I would say close to zero.

[Norfolk And Chance]

The probability is zero, let's face it. ZERO.

[Xjeepguy]

The probability is zero, let's face it. ZERO.

I agree.

[Tom62]

I consider the chances, that
a. the God of the Bible exists - 0%
b. a God exists that created everything - 0%
c. we might develop into God-like creatures ourselves - 50% 

[Asmodean]

As worded, naught, or as close to as it gets.

[OldGit]

As worded, naught, or as close to as it gets.

I agree.  It's clear to me that no deity is making any detectable difference to me or anything else, so the small decimals become irrelevant.

[history_geek]

Pretty much what everyone else said.

The propability of "gods" described and definded by any and all theistic religions, ZERO.

Though, I hasten to add that that doesn't mean that there couldn't be beings that we might consider "gods" (depending on ones defenition), but they would and never could be those depicted and named by human religions.

[Asmodean]

Hypothetically, I suppose any race advanced enough to create life and possibly destroy a solar system or two could be considered a "god-race"...

But gods who want to be worshipped..? I don't think so. I couldn't care less whether or not woodlice bow down before me - they are far beneath my notice.

[DeterminedJuliet]

I vote "meh"