Believer, Agnostic or Atheist?

by lfcviking 18 years ago 75 Replies latest 17 years ago jw friends

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  Scully 18 years ago

  Atheist and positive humanist.

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  LittleToe 18 years ago

  Believer.

  I assume this is a straw-poll so I won't post my reasons.

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  Confession 18 years ago

  God-Believing, Christ-Respecting Agnostic...but I could be wrong.

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  Narkissos 18 years ago

  Another atheist-agnostic-believer here.

  (Strictly those three words are not mutually exclusive; there's a nice little spot where their semantic fields overlap)

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  metatron 18 years ago

  None of the above

  I'm a sort of Christian Pantheist at heart. I do think that Christianity was placed here by a higher intelligence to shift human history in the

  right direction.

  metatron

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  Outaservice 18 years ago

  If this is a 'poll', put me down as a believer.

  Outaservice

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  Little Drummer Boy 18 years ago

  Atheist - as in the actual definition of the word, not what most people think it means. A - theist as oppossed to theist. In other words, opposite of theist. I don't have a belief in a specific god, therefore I am an atheist by definition. That does not mean I don't believe that a god can exist.

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  Madame Quixote 18 years ago

  I'm an unequivocal atheist. There's nothing more rational, sensible or logical.

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  free2beme 18 years ago

  Pagan

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  joe_black 18 years ago

  I grew up around the religion and was never baptized(got out before taking "the dip" with all the other dips) lol...........I consider myself agnostic(a person who holds the view that any ultimate reality (as God) is unknown and probably unknowable; broadly : one who is not committed to believing in either the existence or the nonexistence of God or a god.

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