Anonymous #4 3w

Ik you have limited poll options tho, I’m just bitching

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Anonymous #4 3w

I don’t really get the difference. I feel like most atheists are agnostic, at least I am

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Anonymous #5 3w

I mean they’re different things, atheists claim that a god doesn’t exist, agnostics say that we can’t really say if one exists or not. Atheism requires a lot of confidence in something that is pretty unknowable, much like religion does

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Anonymous #6 3w

Interesting :D

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Anonymous #4 3w

It feels like there aren’t any widely agreed upon definitions. Personally I prefer the interpretation where the two answer different questions: Theism/atheism is about what you believe, and gnosticism/agnosticism is about what you know I myself am an agnostic atheist, meaning I do not believe in any gods, but I don’t claim to know with absolute certainty that a god or gods do not exist. In this framework, I find a lack of gods to be the default, with the burden of proof relying on the theist.

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Anonymous #7 3w

would t everyone be agnostic then? nobody knows.. that's the point...

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Anonymous #7 3w

I just feel like every honest atheist will be agnostic. I have a hard time imagining a gnostic atheist

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Anonymous #5 3w

even religious people would be agnostic by that definition is what i'm saying. everyone.

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