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I'm no strong atheist myself, as in, I am not a gnostic atheist, I'm an agnostic one.
I don't deny the mere possibility of God's existence, however extremely improbable he may indeed be.
I say that gnostic atheism is on the whole less rational than agnosticism theism. Gnosticism I think is at least generally very irrational and completely baseless.
The exception is when you are gnostic about the non-existence of God's that logically contradict themselves and therefore cannot exists. But other than when applied to those Gods, gnostic atheism is irrational.
I'm no strong atheist myself, as in, I am not a gnostic atheist, I'm an agnostic one.
I don't deny the mere possibility of God's existence, however extremely improbable he may indeed be.
I say that gnostic atheism is on the whole less rational than agnosticism theism. Gnosticism I think is at least generally very irrational and completely baseless.
The exception is when you are gnostic about the non-existence of God's that logically contradict themselves and therefore cannot exists. But other than when applied to those Gods, gnostic atheism is irrational.
