Luke Morningstar
Mourning Stalker
One who makes me find my own answers.
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What would the agnostic look for in a God
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kittyqueen
Lone Wolf
I'd rather gods never existed, actually. At least the Christian one. I thought I was going to hell as a kid. lol
LimeDragon99
Member
One who doesn't judges, doesn't tell you how to live your life, has lots of facts and prove behind it, shares power with other deities((Not Required)), and nothing evil.
Can you describe what it is, that you believe we cannot know if it exists or not?
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
None of that.
I figure if there is a God, such a being would have no trouble convincing me at it's own discretion.
Otherwise, its not much of a God I would think.
Addum: 2011 op. We need a disclaimer for old resurrected threads.
OK.
It might be a wait for an answer if any.
That is powerful thread necromancy right there.
Sheldon
Veteran Member
What would the agnostic look for in a God
They wouldn't rationally, as agnosticism is defined as a belief that nothing is known or can be known about god.
Why would anyone look for something they believe can't ever be found?
They wouldn't rationally, as agnosticism is defined as a belief that nothing is known or can be known about god.
Why would anyone look for something they believe can't ever be found?
What is the agnostic's definition of this God that can't be found?