I actually kind of hate giving a label to the way I believe in my faith, but here goes:
Agnostic Pannentheist Exhilist
The only reason I hate naming it is because it makes me come as a a pseudo-intellectual, but I really am just those things, I refuse to identify with anything else.
In more fleshed out terms, I do indeed believe in a God, however I do not believe that God is not as portrayed by existing religions. I don't think of his as a man, or someone who is neither specifically living or hating, but like a computer. A intelligent or atleast somewhat intelligent entity that spun everything into existence and functionality at the beginning of time, something that planned everything out and 'built' everything, but is not a god as a god would be depicted. If there is an afterlife where you see this god, it would not be a man on a throne or a bright faceless figure or something neither angelic-like nor demon-like, but perhaps just a glowing orb or a dimension itself.
I also believe that God is above the universe, but at the same time is within everything in the universe. No, not like the force or bullshit like that, and nothing pagan or tribal polytheist either. Moreso like it determines everything. Like although it may have spun everything into existence in the beginning, it guides everything in the present as well via interactions with other objects and force made in the beginning.
Then there's that "exhilist" word part. That's actually a term I've kind of made up myself. Sort of. It's basically Existential Nihilism, but it isn't at all. Basically, Nihilism is the belief that nothing matters, not morals nor our existence in and of itself. Existentialism is the idea that only what exists matters (in terms of when the word is used as a label instead of a category, and in terms of religion, not human philosophy). Existential Nihilism is the belief that nothing that exists matters, like a, "No one exists on purpose, nobody belongs anywhere, everyone is going to die," kind of philosophy. Exhilism, my term, is basically a, "The universe doesn't give a shit about us and can dump on us whenever however it wants to." Humanity has always had this perception of self importance, which can be deconstructed with truths derived from Nihilism. Exhilism basically just uses those truths, without being complete Nihilism. Exhilism says, "Yeah, things do matter; life, morals, whatever may exists outside of reality and the universe; but what does exist physically doesn't matter." It's almost like really passive Nihilism that isn't just Atheism. I believe our world can be ended any second by one of the billions of possible undetectable and instantaneous astronomical cataclysms that occurs trillions of times every second, the universe does not give a shit about us, and what does exist does not matter. Anything can be built, anything can be destroyed.
Anywho, as for politics, I do follow with politics, but I avoid discussing it like the plague.