JWeinCom said:
Locknuts said:
If it helps, I see creationism as a possibility, but the iron age books seem ridiculous to me.
I also try to operate based on reason and evidence. The greater the claim: the greater the body of evidence required to substantiate it. The claim of 'this is god' would require so much evidence I don't think I could ever believe it.
The only conclusion for me is that noone can ever know the nature of god. That is what it means to be agnostic to me: the belief and acceptance that noone will ever know god.
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That doesn't exactly help. The language is kind of fuzzy. When you're saying things like the nature of god, that leads me to think you are a theist.
Simpler way to do it is this.
1. Do you believe that there is a god? 2. Do you know that god exists?
Yes/Yes= Gnostic Theist Yes/No= Agnostic Theist No/Yes= Gnostic Atheist No/No= Agnostic Atheist.
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No I do not believe that there is a God. But I do not believe that God does not exist. I am fully willing to accept that I don't know. Even if someone brought me mountains of proof, there is a good chance I still wouldn't believe them. It's too large a claim.
Simply: some things are beyond human comprehension.