Hamlet asks To Be or not To Be, that is the question. But it has nothing to do with being nobler in mind or slings and arrows of outrageous fortune. Those are of the human scene and God is not in the human scene: My Kingdom is not of this world!  (John 18:36). God is to pure to behold iniquity. God is light and in Him is no darkness at all. (1 John  1:5). God is no respecter of persons. (Acts 10:34). The word God is dicey of course. God is not a belief, not the wizard of Oz, not Santa, not some wise old man with a long beard who grants and withholds. The whole Holy One, the Sacred Presence, that Something Wonderful is as close as I can come to nondescript description. But that is not God. No description of God is God. God is Infinite and Eternal. Light and Truth. You just can't get your head around that! So you have no need of belief, only faith. Because you are here and now. That doesn't even take faith. It is a relative reality here where you are. Not before or after. ONLY now in this moment. Just Be. In this moment. It is all that is real. Ever.