RE: Hi, an agnostic here ... just agnostic.
November 8, 2016 at 3:21 am
(This post was last modified: November 8, 2016 at 3:25 am by Jesster.)
Fine, fine. I will break the words down for you. We'll go legitimately original here.
a- is a prefix that means "not" or "without"
the "the" in theism derives from Greek "theos", which means god. Theism is used to denote a belief in a god or gods.
gnostic, in ancient Greek, means "having knowledge"
So "atheist" means "without belief in a god or gods" and "agnostic" means "without knowledge"
Huxley is not the originator of any of that. He just used some of that in his own way in a time when other people did not. But sure, go ahead and use that if you want.
a- is a prefix that means "not" or "without"
the "the" in theism derives from Greek "theos", which means god. Theism is used to denote a belief in a god or gods.
gnostic, in ancient Greek, means "having knowledge"
So "atheist" means "without belief in a god or gods" and "agnostic" means "without knowledge"
Huxley is not the originator of any of that. He just used some of that in his own way in a time when other people did not. But sure, go ahead and use that if you want.

I don't believe you. Get over it.