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Originally Posted by Deckard
I'm going to elaborate on that, because discussions between people calling themselves agnostic and people calling themselves atheist almost always degenerate due to mere semantic and etymological differences rather than epistemological and theological ones. What's clear is that there are no definitions of agnosticism and atheism on which everyone would agree, so let me at least expand on where I'm coming from on this.
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Thanks for taking the time to post your thoughts on this. I've long been slightly confused as to the specifics of agnosticism versus atheism, although I've felt in my gut for quite a while that I'm most accurately described as an atheist who, due to understanding and respect for the scientific process, acknowledges the highly unlikely, yet also unknowable possibility that capital-G God could exist. So reading your thoughts on it have certainly helped me at least form some deeper opinions about it. Well done, sir!