What is Agnosticism?:

A means without and gnosis means knowledge. Hence, agnostic: without knowledge, but specifically without knowledge of gods. Strictly speaking, agnosticism is about knowledge, and knowledge is a related but separate issue from belief, the domain of theism and atheism. Thus agnosticism is not a third way between atheism and theism. Read More...

What is Philosophical Agnosticism?:

Philosophically, agnosticism can be described as being based upon two separate principles. The first principle is epistemological in that it relies upon empirical and logical means for acquiring knowledge about the world. The second principle is moral in that it insists that we have an ethical duty not to assert claims for ideas which we cannot adequately support either through evidence or logic. Read More...

Defining Agnosticism: Standard Dictionaries:

Dictionaries define agnosticism in a variety of ways. Some are close to how close to how Thomas Henry Huxley defined it when he coined the term. Some define it as a third way between atheism and theism. Some go further and describe agnosticism as a doctrine, something that Huxley took pains to deny. Read More...

Strong Agnosticism vs. Weak Agnosticism:

If someone is a weak agnostic, they state only that they do not know if any gods exist or not. The possibility of some theoretical god or some specific god existing is not excluded. The possibility of someone else knowing for sure if some god exists or not is also not excluded.

If someone is a strong agnostic, they dont merely claim that they dont know if any gods exist; instead, they also claim that no one can or does know if any gods exist. Read More...

Are Agnostics Just Sitting On the Fence?:

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