Baggins
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Well you can laugh at this too:
OK
I don't buy that atheists-can-be-agnostics junk at all.
That's Ok, if you want to re-defiine words to suit yourself feel free, don't expect the rest of us to play along.
It is perfectly easy to understand that one can be of the opinion that we don't have enough information to make a definitive statement about the existence gods, but that until we do we don't believe that they exist.
That is how one is agnostic and an atheist.
I don't believe in gods, but I also accept that there isn't enough information to be categorically certain.
That's me, Richard Dawkins and millions of others in that camp AV, the fact that you cannot get your head round such a simple concept doesn't alter its validity.
Nor do I buy that Imma-weak/strong-agnostic copout,
Well boo! hoo!
I don't really care what you buy to be honest. I know what I am, I am an Atheist, I am an agnostic and I am an Humanist. The fact that you cannot grasp that doesn't bother me a whit.
Especially by those who put down [strong] Biblical institutions because they don't cater to current scientific interpretations.
The 2 major strong Christians institutions, who account for the majority of the world's Christians are the Catholic and Anglican churches, they have no problem with current scientific interpretations.
You are a fringe of a fringe AV, most Christians don't take your precepts seriously so I don't see why the unreligious should.
It's okay for a person to be a "strong agnostic," but no one can claim to be a "strong Christian"?[/
Strong Christians are able to deal with scientific progress without retreating into the blinkered worship of a book and ignoring reality
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