This is my view (will try not to offend) -
We're programmers, right? We all basically know - nothing exists unless we design it and create it. Randomness only exists because of bugs in code and if we did our job right, things are pretty consistent and work as designed. Now apply this to a god. Someone or something had to design life. Everyone and everything looks pretty consistent to the next - we all have 2 eyes, 2 hands, 2 legs, etc... The bugs are the cancers, someone born with 1 kidney, etc...
So "something" has to exist - this is why I'm religious. We were raised Roman Catholic (we're from Italy) and I personally can't believe something didn't design us and put us here.
The problem is, as programmers, we're ultimately scientists of sorts (IMO). And what do scientists want? Proof! To date, no one can prove a god exists. I don't subscribe to burning bushes or visions or whatever. Hallucinogens have existed since the beginning of time. Who knows what they were smoking back then, lol...
So - I try to keep an open mind. I believe in women's rights; I'm not against abortion (like the catholic church is), I don't believe you have to go to church to believe, I believe in gay marriage. It's hard for me to swallow Jesus was resurrected, it's hard for me to believe seas were parted. But it's also hard for me to believe some amino acids mixed in the right way, created a few cells and over billions of years, we have humans and animals. Who designed the amino acids then? Who designed gravity and light? These are complex processes that took an engineer to decide on the speed of light and the force of gravity.
God was one hell of an engineer.