Do artists generally believe more or less in god than non-artists?

Question

Artists would include musicians, painters, sculpters, creative writers, and anyone else who creates any form of arts.

Answer 1

I AM as one would say an "artist" a performer and yes like most out there arrogant. arrogance among playwrights is as common as obesity amongst barmen. because of this and other factors, getting v drunk regularly, more observant to our fellow man,
but most importantly because one is surrounded by the magic of theatre. and once your are on stage

YOU ARE GOD

UNLIKE "Nana" i dont think a true artist realises at three years of age what they want to do with there lives, let a lone an artist. if they say they do that just shows how pig headed and short sighted they are being

as a rule the most truthful, the most thought provoking, the most inspirational of artists (including the art of philosophy boxing) they all have something in common. the same fundamental thing that drives them all to succeed when others throw the towel in,

the hunger.

Answer 2

Artists have all kinds of beliefs. There are those that live in Sedona Arizona that believe in portals of energy. There are some that are atheist, catholic, protestant, Islamic and Jewish. They come from all nations, all walks of life, and have or have not spiritual beliefs. I am an artist and I have always been one since the very first time I noticed the sky and thought some great Artist painted the universe. I had such a revelation that from that day on I wanted to be an artist to show what I feel. I was three years old and have never stopped. I'm a grandmother still an artist making a decent living.

Answer 3

this would be interesting to know - I'm a drawer/graphic artist, and I believe in God.

Perhaps there is a connection between belief and predominately right-brained thinkers.

Answer 4

@Daisy

Meaning religion isn't based in logical reasoning?

It's an awfully romantic idea.