Sentences with phrase «tandamonium as an agnostic»

«His criticism is of Lean Startup as agnostic experimentation that is pretty much about doing surveys and asking customers what they want, and not really having a vision of your own,» Eric said.

Plus, all the big - tech platforms have proved they know how to filter out content when it affects their ability to operate somewhere, even if it's against their founding principle that they should serve as an agnostic service.

But why would Lyft, a company that was well positioned to serve as an agnostic on - demand platform for a series of automakers and tech companies, decide to take on the cost and burden of building out its own tech?

In Response to comments regarding me as an agnostic I believe you to be incorrect and misusing the term «Agnostic».

However, as an agnostic I believe atheists are still just as bigoted as theists simply because they refuse to still take up the idea they might be wrong.

It is 5.7 % counting those who self - identify as agnostic.

How does one conduct his daily life as an agnostic?

2/8, as an agnostic athiest, please allow me to apologize on the behalf of non obnoxious athiests everywhere.

Like Sagan, Dawkins, and Tyson I identified myself to an Atheist as an Agnostic Atheist even though I believe a possibility of a «theory of deity» based upon evidence is infinitesimally small.

As an agnostic I can't fathom how someone can go from being irreligious to a believer or even vice versa.

As an agnostic I feel no need to belittle or critisize anyone because I realize that no one really knows if their is a God or not.

I'm not going to go so far as to say that her boyfriend converted her, like many people on here have... I understand it, as an agnostic and not an atheist... There is a human need that is filled by religion that is hard to be met elsewhere.

(Except «the God of Spinoza») He usually referred to himself as agnostic or non-believer.

As an agnostic, I believe that Evolution and a belief in God are definitely compatible. . .

As an agnostic, I am constantly making the point that it takes a hell of a lot of faith to be an atheist as well.

Kent nice post... As an agnostic a respect your believes and wish you a happy productive life and after life as well!

I think most atheists would admit they consider themselves what is more commonly being known as agnostic atheists.

(For the record, Bell describes his current theological views as agnostic - somewhere between belief and atheism.

In fact, as an agnostic, it has me considering doing the opposite for a year to see if / how my stance is affected.

This sort of thing is personal to me, because I entered college as an agnostic, and part of the reason that I returned to being a Catholic is learning the true history behind many of the anti-Catholic myths I was told.

As an agnostic who's read the bible a number of times and knows it neither scare me nor convinces me, I can tell you he's absorbed the point of christianity in a way that many of his peers have not.

At least, as an Agnostic, you are not pushing an anti-Christian message, when you don't know.

Speaking as an Agnostic (thank you very much), isn't this the same situation as the Christian pharmacist who was let go by some big pharmacy chain because he refused to fill prescriptions for birth control?

Wilkinson, who was raised Episcopalian and now identifies as an agnostic, works with the Boston Consulting Group, a global management consulting firm.

My parents thought of themselves as agnostics.

@Bill W Messenger: As an agnostic in AA, I found the chapter to which you refer, to be rather a disappointment as it seems to be written only from the perspective of those who were at one point either agnostic or atheist and had consequently found a faith.

Honestly, as an agnostic atheist, I think this is one of the best popes there has been, although his predecessor was good as well.

I would describe myself as an agnostic, democratic feminist and I respect this young man's decision.

As an agnostic, it sounds like Mr. Hawking is making a similar leap of faith in saying there is no god / afterlife as religious people who say there is...

All the same, that doesn't justify one in saying (as agnostic scholars say) that no one should read anything into the plays.

As an agnostic atheist, I do view Mormons as being just as dangerous as any other religious extremist.

as an agnostic I use science, nature and observation to come to my conclusions and believes.

As an agnostic atheist, I have had arguments against both extremes, but the arguments with hard - line atheists have been easier since that's probably closer to my belief.

So, as an agnostic atheist, I have to be content knowing that there are many unanswered questions — even about things that both theists and hard - line theists around me feel are already answered questions, based on prevailing theory or clues extrapolated from other supposed knowledge.

As an agnostic of all religions this is why I particularly despise Islam.

As an Agnostic, you might have something to say because you are not stating that there is no God, but I really think you should settle on one instead of just going with the flow.

As for my statement that it takes as much faith to be an atheist (or more) than it does to believe in God: 1) First of all we should clarify - by commonly held terminology you would better be described as an agnostic not really an atheist.

As an agnostic atheist humanist, I still see no reason not to call a christian on not following what their leader commanded.

Even as an Agnostic, ex-Catholic I found Rush saying that about the Pope offensive.

ps Robert Brown you might say I am still in the wilderness as an agnostic.

Because neither the existence or non-existence of god can be proven, I choose to define myself as an agnostic because it is the most intellectually sound position to take.

May I tell you, as an agnostic - bordering - on - atheist, that if the above is your actual understanding of Christianity, you need to read more history.

I love Bill Nye, I love science, and I believe in evolution; however as an Agnostic I have two problems with this.

devin, I think of myself as an agnostic atheist.

Certainly you can not force a person to NOT practice their religion, and as an agnostic I would never advocate for that, but at the same time it is obvious the clause regarding the establishment clause is one sided.

Most of the christians I know personally would be more accurately described as agnostics with cultural christian leanings.

He has previously identified himself as an agnostic and, philosophically speaking, a materialist, but in another recent book — Can a Darwinian Be a Christian?

As an agnostic I realize all the great attributes of man have nothing to do with any religion.

As an agnostic, I have not found anything to prove God's existence beyond a shadow of a doubt.

(I can't remember if you have formerly defined yourself as agnostic or atheist, so I'm assuming athiest and am sorry if I'm assuming incorrectly.)