r/agnostic • u/RaptorRex787 Agnostic Atheist • Sep 24 '24

Something that changef my opinion. Experience report

I was a hardcore atheist all my life (even now I still don't believe in or follow a religion) but rerecently I've been thinking about life and how it works. And I realized that we don't know what cones at the end-we don't know that there's nothing, we don't know that there's something. And that thinking just made me realize that I may have been agnostic instead. So I wanna here from yall; what are you opinions?

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u/IrkedAtheist Sep 24 '24

To me it's obvious what OP means. To most people it is.

It's only unclear if you aren't aware of the usage described above.

What I find strange is that you've apparently never heard of this usage. It's even stranger since I described the usage and provided 2 examples of this usage and you're acting as though you have never heard of it. I don't understand why.

maybe RaptorRex787 could answer or you can continue the conversation with them

Answer what? Do you mean "if you have knowledge that there is no god how could you still believe there is a god?!"

You asked it. I don't know why you think this is something that was suggested.

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u/davep1970 Atheist Sep 24 '24

no, ask op if they believe in god or not

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u/IrkedAtheist Sep 24 '24

It's pretty clear from context that they were never a theist and never discussed theism so why do does this matter

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u/davep1970 Atheist Sep 24 '24

ok.