What makes you think there's a God in the first place, that is mysterious? You believe in God when there's no evidence of him, when we question him you more or less say he "works in mysterious ways".
Agnostic atheists say they don't know that God doesn't absolutely exist, because that's a logical fallacy - the Negative Proof fallacy. Agnostic atheists such as myself, can't know that - so we accept that we can be wrong.
That's different to believing in something, at least ostensibly without any evidence and then when questioned simply saying that it's "mysterious" - if it's that bloody mysterious, if it's so mysterious that you basically can't seem to give any evidence at all, why do you think he exists?
As I said, what makes you think there's a God in the first place, that is mysterious?
EvF
Agnostic atheists say they don't know that God doesn't absolutely exist, because that's a logical fallacy - the Negative Proof fallacy. Agnostic atheists such as myself, can't know that - so we accept that we can be wrong.
That's different to believing in something, at least ostensibly without any evidence and then when questioned simply saying that it's "mysterious" - if it's that bloody mysterious, if it's so mysterious that you basically can't seem to give any evidence at all, why do you think he exists?
As I said, what makes you think there's a God in the first place, that is mysterious?
EvF
