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para sa inyo, what do you think...?
is it better kung magkaroon na agad ng conclusion ang isang tao (being a theist/atheist) or mag-stay muna sa pagiging agnostic na open sa lahat ng ideas...?
Napakadaming misconception about atheism. There are even times that atheists themselves have a "relatively" wrong understanding of atheism per se. Be reminded of the term "EXTRIMIST" e.g. muslim extremist, christian extremist, atheism extremist(?) which may form some kind of CULT. Now this is obviously beyond the boundaries of sensible definitions. So let's stick to the mainstreams instead of the extremes when it comes to definitions.
True "atheists" do not say "absolutely there is no god"... true atheists say "i refuse to believe in god until someone prove that there is" (which most likely would not happen therefore by default: i believe there is no god as of the meantime and so i will live my life knowing there is no god).
"true" AGNOSTICS live their lives "practically" as ATHEISTS (by virtue of the proper definition of "atheism", not the misconstrued one). For NO ONE can can describe or define the "ABSOLUTE", so technically all atheists are actually AGNOSTICS by virtue of science.
to put it concisely: ATHEISTS are technically AGNOSTICS; AGNOSTICS are practically ATHEISTS.
If you are still confused on the concept, just ask and I'll try to clarify.
depende pa rin yan sa tao. ako, i will remain an agnostic hangga't walang absolute, undisputable proof sa claims ng either side
Which is the precisely the only logical stance to adopt. That is why it is not the technical definition that matters, but the practical one. It is how one lives his/her life and what are the basis of one's decision and judgement.
I'm sorry but both statements are misconceptions.teka muna mga ate at kuya..pagkaintindi kobsa agnostic eh naniniwala sa presence ng isang ultimate being pero ang atheist ito yong sa science at logic lang naniniwala.tama bako?
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Agnostics refuse to believe in anything without proof (and so do atheists). It is more of just a matter of CONVICTION. Atheists will give you a "harder" stance regarding their views because atheists believes faith is "far-fetched" whereas the "more open" agnostics will offer you a "kinder" stance. But they will both boil-down to be having the same "intellectual" stance: SCIENCE and LOGIC... not faith.
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