Sentences with phrase «gnostic atheist»

I was very careful not to mention any specific gods either, merely giving a general criteria on what kind of god I would take a gnostic atheist stance on.

Gnostic Atheist = Says there is no god Agnostic Atheist = Or weak Atheism.

The extreme stances would be the gnostic atheist who is convinced that God can't exist and the gnostic theist that is convinced that God has to exist and knows a bunch of details about Him.

A gnostic atheist is one who would say «I know gods do not exist.»

A gnostic atheist, on the other hand, says that there are no god (s), period.

There can be people who are agnostic atheist, agnostic theist, gnostic atheist and gnostic theist.

Or, you could just call such a person a «gnostic atheist», one who doesn't believe in a god and thinks that his non-belief can be proved.

And there are probably a lesser number of hard core Gnostic Atheists (or true Atheists).

There are Gnostic Atheists (better known as Militant to some) and I believe they are lying also.

Not exact matches

Since you seem to be mixed up about what Agnostic / Gnostic and Atheist / Theist mean I will repeat so you don't confuse those terms again.

I would argue that many if not most people who call themselves Christians are gnostic theists, while most people who call themselves atheists are agnostic atheists.

This has devolved into a shorthand: I am a Christian / Muslim / Pagan / Hindu et al (Most times means: I am a gnostic theist); I am an atheist (Most time means: I am an agnostic atheist); I am agnostic (Most times means: I am an agnostic theist).

An atheist gnostic is someone who does not believe in gods, and who thinks that we can know that gods do not exist.

Whether you are arrogant or ignorant, Gnostic or Atheist, it simply does nt matter!

Gnostic - 100 % certainity; Agnosticism - maybe, maybe not; Theist - believes in god; Atheist doesn't believe in god.

Even our secularists, indeed even our professed atheists, are more Gnostic than humanist in their ultimate presuppositions.

Using this definition, most people are somewhere along the atheist / theist continuum and along the agnostic / gnostic continuum.

I get what you are saying with the atheist / thieist and gnostic / agnostic terms and I think I woudn't be in any disagreement with the ideas you are convering.

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