There are some moral principles that overlap with some ideals that look good to me, but I neither believe in the existence of God (a unique creator of this Universe) nor in its inexistence. I also don't believe in "many creators" or whatever. So, I'm not a Christian as I don't believe in the existence of God.

Basically, I solely rely on perception to test my theories about what I perceive (my reality). As for what the "objective" world holds, I don't know since, firstly, I haven't been able to confirm the existence of an objective world although my life experience and sensory organs tells me that it does. I can assume, but I can still conceive ways for it to be false.

As for any other theoretical constructs about consciousness, minds, fictional stuffs, or some fields in mathematics, computation, etc., I'm a bit looser on empirical verification even though it's a plus. Although, for mathematics and computation theory, I expect it to be, at least, flawless in my mind; however, in application, I'm more tolerant as there can be various degrees of errors.

Although I like discussing a lot of theoretical stuffs, anything theoretical about how I perceive the world would be tested according to how I actually perceive it. About how others perceive the world, I don't know, and I don't know how to pinpoint how their perceptions work.