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originally posted in:Sociopaths United
11/16/2013 9:54:57 PM
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What is the best thing about Agnosticism?
I'd like to hear what you think, because I'm really not sure.
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5 Replieslol Answering seriously, it restricts faith in things you can't know all the way down to one thing, that being your knowing that you don't know the true nature of the universe (and are just ignoring it or something). It's much easier to avoid being contemplative enough for that to bother you than it is to be bothered by the faith required for the belief that there's absolutely no God.
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Pretty much you don't know whats out there and cant really take a side. Accepting of all walks of life when it comes to god(s), life, existence, and after life. Walking a thin line between believe and not believing. My way of seeing it is until seeing proof; I cant give a straight answer and look for the truth accepting all that comes.
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[quote]I'd like to hear what you think, because I'm really not sure.[/quote] Icwutudidthur
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It has the tolerance of religion that religion itself lacks
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Edited by Failure4Life: 11/17/2013 1:27:28 AMI see it as basically Atheism that isn't associated with the hateful/condescending stereotype of Atheism.
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I thought you were serious until I saw "I'm not really sure."
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Just more on the fence.
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I'm still undecided.
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Edited by SexyPiranha: 11/16/2013 10:00:20 PM
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2 Replies"I'm not sure if Harry Potter actually exists. I mean, there's no real way we can know, right? You can't prove it either way, because that proof could just be wizards tricking us. It's very arrogant to call it a fiction, I could never be that pretentious."
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3 RepliesYou just don't give a shit about anything. I am Agnostic, but I go by Atheist, because I lean more in that direction. Plus I ain't explain shit to plebs.
