I believe in things I can see, hear, touch, taste and smell. I can't see, hear, touch, taste and smell a 'God' as far as I know. But that doesn't mean there is no God. I simply don't know if there is a God (or more). I think I 'believe' in Science. I personally think it's to easy to say: "Yeah that's God's work".
Humans want to explain the unexplainable, some try to do so via Science, and some via religion. I don't think we'll ever find the answer. We can't prove or disprove there is or isn't a God (or more). Sure, some things can and have been disproven but there are certain questions we will never be able to answer. I think religious people also believe because they want those questions answered because it somehow scares them. People want to know. And if you have to believe in God to do so, then do so ! Uncertainty and the unknown are one of our greatest enemies.
Also: I don't hate religious people or God. "War on God" is a bit absurd, but I do agree that the media almost always focusses on the bad things in the world. Most of the time it focusses on religious conflicts. Which in my eyes are firmly connected with political gain. When people don't agree it doesn't mean they instantly hate God and/or religious people. No they simply state that they don't believe. Ofcourse there are atheïsts that will hate. But there are also many religious people that hate on atheïsts. The world would be a better place without extremists. Religious, or non religious.
I guess you could say I'm a strong agnost. I simply don't know if theres a God and I believe nobody knows.
I also love this quote (not saying I (dis)agree):
"If I am capable of grasping God objectively, I do not believe, but precisely because I cannot do this I must believe." - Robert Flint.