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Originally Posted by Dotoar
^Talking of god and all.
What I'm sincerely interested in is the, arguably very common, concept of agnosticism. There seems to be a lot of people claiming that they don't believe in god, but all the same thinks that "there must be something". Now, addressing all the closet agnostics in here, why must there be 'something', and what is the conception of that something if it's not ultimately a god?
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Agnosticism is the belief that it's impossible to know with absolute certainty whether there is, or is not a god, so judgment one way or the other, is suspended.
I believe there is
something. It's just easier to say
God then to give a crash course in quantum physics and transpersonal psychology. For all intents and purposes I'm actually an atheist, because I don't believe in an autonomous, anthropomorphic deity that thinks and acts in the way that humans do. I believe in the collective energy and consciousness of the universe, and to me my spirituality, my faith, is the dynamic between those two things, what I perceive as being
God, and my own intention.