Recent content by perplexedzeromass

It does not need to fit equally.

Good points. Also besides Huxley there are other developers of agnostic thought who demonstrate its own identity. I'll link to them soon

Agnostics are not liminists.

I think liminist is an improper term. Of course it matters what Methodists believe to agnostics anyways.

Wesleyan Methodists believe in evolution, an old Universe/Earth, even though they do believe in creation.I know theist ministers who do not believe in creation. Pantheists do not believe in a creator, and yet, atheists tend to put them in the same category as theists or "sexy atheism," as...

William, I agree with most of your generalities, but I disagree with your last point:" Also, to note, it is we within the Physical Universe who appear to require an answer and the question of "God" is secondary to the question of creation. Thus, making it the first question requiring an answer...

""Agnosticism is a form of Liminalism, applicable only to The Question "Do we exist within a creation?" re the theistic and atheistic answers and subsequent arguments re said question" Will, is it, though? It seems to ask the question do we believe we exist within creation and/or is there a...

All great points. I still believe that an atheist typically does not believe in God(s) or the possibility of their existence, for the most part. Meaning, I will not broadly paint strokes like many do with us agnostics that we must be in one or the other category, so yeah, some atheists are just...

Ok. Your reply shows me at least in this thread you are not serious about having this conversation with me. I'll digress, but this had so much promise. I was enjoying your other posts. I respect you, but to be clear, whatever is a conversation stopper as it had no meaningful information. I...

I did in my initial reply sir; please read again.

I is things you said; it also what others claim that you alluded to.

Is evolution a fact, an opinion, an unproven theory, or a falsifiable scientific construct? I say fact.

"As such, I no longer refer to myself as an "Agnostic" because it appears that ship has sailed and flies under the banner of Atheism." Well, it only falls under that banner of atheism if we take atheism to have one literal meaning from its original etymology as so many of the hard/positive...

How you are agreeing with how atheism and agnosticism are defined by others and your last post.

Yeah, it is very telling in many dialogues and debates when people resort to selective etymological defenses. Thanks for reading my source.