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You're conflating belief and knowledge. Agnosticism has to do with epistemic access to God – that is, knowability. One can deny knowability while having a belie
by GavinMcG 8y ago
You're conflating belief and knowledge. Agnosticism has to do with epistemic access to God – that is, knowability. One can deny knowability while having a belief in God, and therefore being a theist. It just requires acknowledging that one's belief is and always will be unfounded – a matter of faith.
- hackeraccount 8y agoJust so. If you're give a postulate with no evidence for or against it - do you believe it?
- majewsky 8y ago(Implying that you meant to write "given" instead of "give".) Of course not. Absence of belief is not belief in absence. If "not believing in something" were an active task, I'd be busy all day not-believing in trillions of bizarre things.