I am Agnostic-atheist. As in, I personally don't believe in God or a higher power, but I'm not going to state that as if it's a fact or tell other people what to believe or not.
I just think, if there IS a higher power, then humans are far too stupid and undeveloped to ever know what that is, and possibly could never know what that is. How can we not know the exact age of the universe and how large the observable universe is, but know what created it, down to the name and appearance? It makes no sense.
Not to mention, assuming the higher power is Yahweh and He did actually come to Earth and speak to Moses, it is VERY likely the original message has been lost, distorted, or misremembered over time. No one likely would even be able to keep track what God originally said, assuming if even that was true.
Not to mention, how so many things in human history are consistent throughout cultures across entire oceans (such as the myth of dragons, or agriculture, or artwork and cave paintings), yet the Creator of All is among the least consistent thing from the ancient world. You'd think if God - or any other religions - were real, that He would have spoken to all cultures equally and that Christianity - or any other religion - wouldn't be isolated to one small part of the world and only spread across through colonialization and re-education of enslaved cultures and civilizations.
It's just all too inconsistent and non-sensical for me to ever believe in a higher power. But it'd also be extremely arrogant and foolish for me to assume my belief is the "correct one," as well. What I believe doesn't have to be what anyone else believes.
But yes, I'm agnostic and have been since age eleven.
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Depending on who you ask, agnostic and atheistic might not be exclusive. Some people call themselves "agnostic atheists" -- they don't have sufficient reason to believe there is a God, but don't think it's outright impossible.
I just call myself an atheist and be done with it. I don't think any of the world's religions are correct, and the concept of a "higher power" is so vague that it's practically meaningless. It's like asking someone if they believe something is outside their door.
I am probably closer to being an actual agnostic than an atheist. I can't offer proof that god exists or doesn't or even want god is. The basic idea of God is probably very off (which is something atheists always point at as well as all the logical errors in the book) but the reason why religion exists, I think is a pretty valid reason why to believe. That, outside a evolutionary perspective, would be more of a personal revelation or something for an individual (its an emotional reason but it's not something you can change a person's mind on).
My preference would be to live as if good god exists, even if that's untrue.
I’m neither. I believe in God but sometimes I question my faith.
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I didn't vote in the poll because neither option really describes me. I believe there had to be some kind of intelligent design involved in creating the universe and life, so I'm not really an atheist. But I certainly don't believe there is some silent god up in the sky looking down on all of us and judging our behavior and expecting us to follow the ten commandments or we will go to hell. I don't believe a god would have given me a brain with intelligence and the ability to use reason and logic, and then expected me to not use it and just blindly believe in him without giving me some valid reasons to. My logic and reason tell me otherwise, so why would he have given it to me then? If a god exists and he expects people to believe in him, he could easily give us a sign that makes it a little easier to believe he exists. As it is, the world has shown no sign a god exists aside from the fact that the world exists.
I’m what I call a “doubtful agnostic.” Kind of “atheist unless proven otherwise”, but I leave room for new information, because how the hell can I or any other human just know anything like that for certain? If any God out there is real, they should know I’m open to anything, but like anything else, I need indisputable proof to buy in, I don’t do “leaps of faith.”
I'm Agnostic, but I used to consider myself Catholic since that's how I was raised.
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@ Kaneki05 Thanks for the laughs.
😂🤣😂🤣I used to be agnostic, but I'm atheist now.
Neither. I do believe in God, and the Bible.
That's like asking: " Are you dumb as a rock, or as knowledgeable as a rock!
Agnostic. I don't think god ever existed but I don't reject the idea of me being wrong.
Can't choose from those two choices. I'm confused.
Agnostics don't understand the burden of proof concept.
I believe in the governments authority who can dictate what rights humans have perfectly morally because they're a higher power than I am. I am theistic and will kill my own son for money.
Both. The terms there is presented incorrectly. Agnostic isn't the middle ground between theism and atheism.
Atheistm and theism is about belief and non belief.
Agnosticism and gnosticism is what you claim to know.Atheist, until someone comes up with a consistent definition of "god".
In practise there is no difference. Agnostic is just a more sophisticated name for "atheist"
I mean technically agnostic atheist I don't know if a higher power exists but if put my money on no
Neither. Both are idiots.
I’m neither
but believe in god
I’m an agnostic atheist
Proud atheist, born and raised.
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