Is there a correlation between being a TE and being a skeptic?

[chaoschristian]

No, but I am 95% certain with a 3% margin of error.

Now, when you say 'certain' are you certain of that? Would you care to define exactly what you mean, because I sense ambiguity emerging from the subtext.

 

[Willtor]

Now, when you say 'certain' are you certain of that? Would you care to define exactly what you mean, because I sense ambiguity emerging from the subtext.

I am 95% certain (with 3% error margin) that I am 100% skeptic.

 

[chaoschristian]

And when you say '100%' . . . .

 

[127Rockledge]

The reluctant convert is exactly what I am. Despite all your faculties you simply believe. Eventually finding some bit of "truth" in your own life that you associate with being of profound evidence to the existance of the thing your better judgement refuses.

I found myself in a TE point of view after trying to find the math of God, x+y=God. And never being able to find it, but still believing.

Generally the happy go lucky, every Sunday best dressed Christians despise me for my refusing to believe in the socially accepted rulings of a church going society and my taking up further study in the truth of the word itself. Which quite often is in conflict with their beliefs.

 

[Ave Maria]

I am a theistic evolutionist but I don't know if you could consider me to be a skeptic or not. You could certainly consider me to be a liberal though.