I am currently agnostic.
I think that reality is essentially unknowable.
How can you be sure that there is a god if any of your perceptions could be deceptive?
I look up at the night sky and wonder how all this came about.
It doesn't lead me to believe but it does leave me confused.
By any logic, existence itself is essentially impossible.
But I also think humans are just not sufficiently equipped to understand the big questions.
I am OK with not knowing why we are here. And I can accept that I'll never know.
Is that the difference between a theist and an agnostic? I.e. the feeling that we need to know or that we can know?
By the way, and I hope this doesn't offend anyone, I classify myself as Buddhist.
In discussions, I may ask difficult questions, but I promise to be respectful and open.
Thanks for reading and take care.
I think that reality is essentially unknowable.
How can you be sure that there is a god if any of your perceptions could be deceptive?
I look up at the night sky and wonder how all this came about.
It doesn't lead me to believe but it does leave me confused.
By any logic, existence itself is essentially impossible.
But I also think humans are just not sufficiently equipped to understand the big questions.
I am OK with not knowing why we are here. And I can accept that I'll never know.
Is that the difference between a theist and an agnostic? I.e. the feeling that we need to know or that we can know?
By the way, and I hope this doesn't offend anyone, I classify myself as Buddhist.
In discussions, I may ask difficult questions, but I promise to be respectful and open.
Thanks for reading and take care.