Agnostic. While the overall universe is great and all, large and mysterious, it kind of represents a religious view of heaven for me in that its impact on me is relatively small. My feet are planted on Earth, and while I absolutely love reading and learning about astronomy, I like to keep my head on where I currently am. That being said, everyone has great potential to accomplish something in their lives and have an effect on those around them. In that way, we are special. Are we anymore special than anything else around us? Not really. There are things in nature that are more spectacular (not necessarily special, just great), but I'm not part of those other things. I'll never see the scale of nebulae in person, it's damn likely that I'll never set foot on another planet or celestial body, so my focus isn't on that. It's on myself those around me, IE humanity. That is my observable 'universe'. It's kind of like how it's difficult to map the universe from any other perspective but from Earth. To us, we are the center of the universe. It's hard to shift your purpose to live from an alien perspective. We can sympathize with different viewpoints (such as, "Hey if we were over here we might be able to see more"), but actually living that perspective is another matter. So, to me, humanity is special in a lot of ways. But that view has obvious bias. We are so small in comparison to everything out there, but everything plays a role. We either accomplish balance or imbalance (depending on how you see it) on one of seemingly infinite celestial bodies. We're just as special as anything else out there.