Sentences with phrase «defined as agnostics»

You said, «Then those atheists might be better defined as agnostics.»

Then those atheists might be better defined as agnostics.

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.

(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.)

I define myself as an agnostic and admit that I'm not smart enough to figure out if a god exists or not.

Not exact matches

Merriam Webster correctly defines agnostic as «a person who holds the view that any ultimate reality (as God) is unknown and probably unknowable.»

As an agnostic, I don't see any admonition by Jesus to help the poor and needy as being a recommendation to allow the government to define who is poor and needy and therefore deserving, and to define who has too much and therefore is obligated to givAs an agnostic, I don't see any admonition by Jesus to help the poor and needy as being a recommendation to allow the government to define who is poor and needy and therefore deserving, and to define who has too much and therefore is obligated to givas being a recommendation to allow the government to define who is poor and needy and therefore deserving, and to define who has too much and therefore is obligated to give.

As an ignostic (not to be confused with «agnostic») I am forever open to the potential existence of «god», but I am unwilling to accept the common model as defined by the religionist or «spiritualist»As an ignostic (not to be confused with «agnostic») I am forever open to the potential existence of «god», but I am unwilling to accept the common model as defined by the religionist or «spiritualist»as defined by the religionist or «spiritualist».

This is the version of atheism that: * Redefines «agnostic» to mean «there is no God»; * Defines the belief in God as a psychopathological issue that needs to be cured;

(I'm more agnostic on that, mostly because I think that «capitalism» as a real - world phenomenon is much less well - defined than textbook definitions actually capture, but also because I'm frankly fairly ignorant on the topic.)