Draw a square, divide it into four boxes. Label one of the rows "theist" and the other "atheist." Label one column "gnostic" and the other "agnostic. A gnostic theist believes that there is a god for certain. An agnostic theist believes that there is a god but that it isn't provable. A gnostic atheist believes that there is no god. An agnostic atheist simply lacks belief.
I am an agnostic atheist. I see no proof of any supreme being, but an answer with absolute certainty requires knowledge that I do not have therefore I do not explicitly disbelieve.
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Originally Posted by Xerxys
When you begin to question whether or not God exists you will begin asking circular questions. "Which came first, chicken or egg?", "Can god create a stone he cannot lift?" ... all these paradoxes a testament to the futility that is the pursuit of disproving omnipotence.
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The egg came first and the second question is invalid.