Religions of Southperry

If I recall correctly, agnostic theism, from a philosophical standpoint, is concerned with belief of at least one deity without interest in obtaining any knowledge about the topic.

If I had to name your standpoint, I'd just say anti-social theism I'd be perplexed by what you mean when you refer to "religion". Perhaps you don't like the existing religions? Maybe you don't like the idea of religious congregation at all and just want to keep a pure faith in whatever you believe in? But then would belief alone be enough to constitute a religion, or must you practice it?

I don't like the idea of religion in general, I don't like the idea of morals either... I don't like existing religions, I don't like religious congregations either.
I like the idea of strong ethics based on reason. I like the idea of a god (be it whatever I want it to be, say a Unique Cosmic Mass), I like the idea that my actions are driven by what I think/ethics while spiritual life is kept apart, so it doesn't interfere with day to day situations.
Is it religious that I think that there are sacred things, hope, an afterlife?

I might edit this a few times.
Also, I'll ask bilingual theology teachers at college, they might have a clue and they might help me find the words to say what I want to say.