I think the only way i would ever worship a god woud be if it used it's powers to force me to do it. But i would never willingly worship anything or anyone.

At 67 years of age and from an Irish-American catholic family who actually went to catholic school up to the sixth grade, thought the morals and ethics, don't steal, cheat were the point. Then at the end of the sixth grade a Jesuit Priest ask me what I thought of the religion, made the mistake of telling him I could not do a leap of faith, that the words they said never seem to match their acts, so only tried to be good. He became very angry, so I stopped pretending to care about what I thought at 12 was silly stories, just did it to please my Dad, my Dad was cool, sent me to the public school, it was like being released from a prison, while I had all the geometry to graduate from high school, the academia was great, the BS was so malignant being free of it my grades went right up. Believe religion is a way to control, has no other benefit to offer. That and I remember that really bad story about god wanting this guy to kill his son to prove his love...wanted nothing to do with that stuff, killing you kid to please someone, just stupid.

Short answer is No. But something like abrahamic god demands worship under the threat of severe punishment...so out of fear-Yes. But it wouldn't be sencire & I would despise him even more.

Tman you again post a noteworthy question. The answer really is that every religion that has ever existed has claimed that there religion is the only religion with actual legit proof of there gods existence whether that a talking burning bush or a viking claiming to see a Thor. Also were there's the believers there are going to be nonbelievers like us atheist which i'm proud to call myself.

That was one of my biggest problems with religion in the beginning, honestly. Would I worship a God who has created a world like this, with parents that abuse children, countries that kill whole populations, and diseases that tear families apart? At first I said no... and I still say no.

However, in reading Hegel (an agnostic philosopher who wrote about Christianity) and the doctrines of the Eastern religions, I've come to understand that any God would have reasons for things that we as individuals could never understand. God or no God, the system of Earth is perfect in many ways, and beautiful (I still don't believe in a theistic style God, though). I would like to understand as much of it as possible.

Understand, not worship. There's a big difference.Though there are some delightful things here :)