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I've never been to the UK, but according to my family, I am of Scottish-English Ancestry.
I have to say this makes me proud to be (somewhat, allegedly, presumably, scientifically ) English
And this:
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cate...glish_agnostics
Encyclopædia Britannica found that the non-religious people or the agnostics made up about 9.6% of the world's population.[70] A November–December 2006 poll published in the Financial Times gives rates for the United States and five European countries. The rates of agnosticism in the United States were at 14%, while the rates of agnosticism in the European countries surveyed were considerably higher: Italy (20%), Spain (30%), Great Britain (35%), Germany (25%), and France (32%).[71]
So what is agnosticism to me: being pragmatic about our inability, as mere vertebrate Homo sapiens, to understand the complexity and/or probability of 'Intelligent design'. Based on experimental findings, there is no evidence that proves there is an omniscient, omnipresent, and all powerful deist that created our Universe and oversees it on a daily basis.
Being agnostic allows me to believe the existence of many, or even no gods, or gods that might look like this:
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