anybody like me regarding religion?

Question

Basicly I haven't found proof there is a god(s) so i don't believe in it/them, but i don't believe there isn't a god(s) because i haven't found proof against that either. Also is that considered aitheism because i'm not saying there isn't a god i'm just saying i haven't found proof.

Answer 1

I am.

I just cannot accept anything easily. So, I keep my options open.

Answer 2

So you are another despicable Agnostic fence straddler afraid to believe in anything. Just setting up on high knowing there is a Pit Bull on either side of the fence. We have you treed. It is pretty well certain that all species haven't been discovered. Do you think there might still be a Pink Unicorn out there somewhere? It hasn't been proved that there isn't one. If I have a choice I will put my money on the Pink Unicorn. BB

Answer 3

What is it that would be considered "proof" to you? How do you know there is wind? Because of the affects of it...you can't see it or touch it really...well God has a way of having an affect on us... Don't you suppose if God came down and showed Himself clearly to us, there'd be no more need for faith and we'd just do whatever He said out of obligation to a big God? Maybe taking a bit of a backseat so that people can choose whether or not to have faith is the way it works...God doesn't want puppets...

Answer 4

a million. i'm agnostic. I firmly trust that there is not any way of understanding even if god/s exist or no longer 2. i become raised in a Catholic kinfolk, switched over to Anglicanism and performance slowly yet really left theism altogether (that's no longer basic to go away some thing you've widely used your finished existence) 3. i do not imagine i really 'determined', it merely befell. I continuously had some doubt contained in the bible and wondered God's life and at the same time as i ultimately all started asking myself why I placed my faith into some thing that has no evidence of being authentic, I realised that following faith become mendacity to myself and making me somewhat close-minded 4. i recognize a great deal about different Christian denominations which includes no longer in user-friendly words Catholicism and the evangelical protestant ones, yet Orthodoxy, Mormonism, and so on. notwithstanding, with reference to maximum different religions i'm lacking in expertise 5. i do not recognize. i think that lack of existence is the end and that we are able to no longer have an 'afterlife' or 'reincarnate' yet on the grounds that I actually have not died, i'm no longer cancelling out some thing 6.lower back, i'm uncertain- notwithstanding if a God did exist, i imagine the prospect of it being the Judeo-Christian/Islamic god is truly not likely 7. It surely has some effective contributions- fortuitously for me, my time in my particular church become effective; the human beings were definitely form, accepting and selfless and taught their friends to be an same. notwithstanding, i imagine faith does a lot extra damage than strong commonly and is protecting society decrease back to an major volume.

Answer 5

That depends on how much you accept that there isn't a God or how much you are still questioning.

Could be atheism or agnosticism. Sounds like you are merely accepting the option for which there is the most compelling evidence at this time, which is no God. I'd call that atheism.

And it is impossible to prove that something does not exist.

Answer 6

Sounds more Agnostic than Atheist.

Answer 7

If someone dies and then comes back to tell me what happened I will believe it otherwise I have no proof. Only blind faith. Prove it

Answer 8

You sound more agnostic on the atheistic side. I'm kind of the other way around. hee

Answer 9

Is your name John Kerry?

Answer 10

its generaly refured to as agnostic