A new British study reveals that we’re mostly a bunch of tarot-paranoid, horoscope-reading, Casper-friending, UFO-spotting, vampire-crazed freaks. Or at least we’re more likely to believe in the veracity of Twilight than Christ. (Tell us something we didn't already know!)

According to the Daily Mail:

Believing in ghosts and little green men from outer space appears a touch easier than having faith in God, according to a survey.

The researchers found that while 54 per cent of us are convinced the Almighty exists, 58 per cent believe in the supernatural…

Nearly a quarter of the 3,000 surveyed claimed they had had a paranormal encounter.

Some 37 per cent said aliens and ghosts were the basis of their belief system.

This year Barack Obama made believers out of Americans again with his talk of “Change We Can Believe In,” and as much as a certain Mr. Robert Pattinson has gotten us all a-twitter with Twilight madness, I’ll stick to believing in change over believing in vampires. Or perhaps even changing vampires?