I love god

[CFTraveler]

I believe in the agnostic human.  You know, the human who is just not sure.

[Killa Rican]

I believe in the Pragmatic Agnostic Human. The one that realizes the thousands of years of continuing debates are all pointless and meaningless because it's irrelevant to one's living life whether a God exists or Not.

[CFTraveler]

I don't know, I think it's kind of fun.  But I get what you're trying to say.

[personalreality]

since i'm not one for blind faith, i can't imagine any other position besides agnosticism.

atheists too.  they're putting just as much blind faith in science as a christian puts in the bible.

it's something you can only know, never articulate or define, never perceive directly, just know.

that's how i feel anyway.  feel being the important word.

[Stillwater]

It sounds funny, but to me it is exciting seeing the world from an agnostic perspective. It means that nothing is worked out, nothing is written; everything is possibilities. Because I don't know, I get to discover everything for myself, for the first time. If there is a deity, I almost feel thankful in a way for the giving of this ignorance. It gives the world a kind of profoundly poetic mystery that it simply could not have if I knew all the details and had the fullest picture. You can't have a moment of silent brooding reverie if you have to listen to the 1000 angel choir all the time, afterall.

People are always yearning for greater knowledge of the world, and I think that perhaps they forget to enjoy the subtle beauty of their present experience and condition; children are always scoffed for wanting to grow older... maybe this is the same.

[Lunarvegan]

We are all God, together everything composes It. To create is to be God.

 

[manwesulimo2004]

You ever heard of Edgar Cayce? He considered himself to be a Christian psychic. Of course he isn't accepted by the fundamentalists but I guess that goes without saying.