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Eh, I'm not too keen on all this portrayal of the agnostic as a know-nothing, or as someone who believes in god, but isn't sure of the nature of god. I don't believe nor disbelieve. I think that either view would be myopic. I lean towards the nonexistence of god, but I see a sort of supreme being in a pantheistic sense. In this, I mean that all is god, and god is all. Instead of there being some abstract guy above the clouds, maybe "god" is the earth, the water, all the stuff in time and space: the universe.
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-radonman
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