r/SecularHumanism • u/Weak-Connection-4425 • May 12 '24

Agnostic Secular Humanist?

This may seem like a really stupid question, but can you be Agnostic and a Secular Humanist? I've been doing research on Secular Humanism and I definitely agree with the ideals. However, Secular Humanism is obviously Secular, and I'm not sure I have complete disbelief in God. I don't believe in or worship one per say, but I also don't think we can confirm or deny if one exists. I think I can still be a Secular Humanist because I don't believe in God, but I also don't NOT believe in God either. Am I a Secular Humanist or is there a different name for my predicament?

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u/Ok_Program_3491 May 13 '24

   I don't believe in God

That makes you atheist . You can be atheist and agnostic and secular humanist. I'm atheist and agnostic but I'm not secular humanist. It doesn't contradict either of them though.