ManUtdFan said:
To summarize the terms' real meanings... Atheistic - certain non-belief in a divine creator, supreme being(s), god or gods. Theistic - certain belief in any of the above (encompasses polytheistic as well as monotheistic faiths) Agnostic - belief related to anything divine/supernatural is unprovable and unfactual, and therefore limited to subjective experience. A good case in point. Richard Dawkins when asked in an interview how convinced he was that there isn't a god (any god for that matter), on a scale of 1 to 10, replied with '9'. Therefore it could be said he is 90% atheist, 10% agnostic. The three terms atheist, theist, agnostic can be considered on a sliding scale or pendulum, rather than an on-off switch. They are interchangeable, but not in the way the video described. |
You simply lack knowledge of the meaning of the word.
According to the Oxford dictionary online.
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- [usually in combination] Computing denoting or relating to hardware or software that is compatible with many types of platform or operating system: many common file formats (JPEG, MP3, etc.) are platform-agnostic
As you can see - in a religious context the video was entirely right and that while theism and atheism have to do with belief agnosticism has to do with knowledge.This isn't something we can really debate about, you simply have the definition of the word wrong.