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Originally Posted by Joshiepoo3000  This confirms what I wrote earlier. Only, I have reasoned through logic that I know God is real through His enigma. I am completely agnostic in that it is impossible for me to show or prove God's truth to you. I can provide my logic, but a nonbeliever will throw it away and try to pick it apart no matter how much proof I provide in my logic. |
Close, but not quite what I was trying to say. An agnostic believes that it is impossible for anyone,
including themselves to know. But you say that by reasoning through logic, you in fact
do know. Agnosticism has nothing to do with showing or proving God's existence or non-existence to someone else. Agnosticism is the statement that it is impossible to know. It's saying that no amount of logic, reasoning or proof has convinced you that you can know about whether or not God exists, and that, really, it's impossible for any one to know because of the limitations of the human mind. By definition,
that is an agnostic. It has nothing to do with being able to convince others.