Re: Agnosticism in Doubt
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I think a better alternative to agnosticism is to come to some sort of philosophical conclusion about god's existence (or lack thereof). (Since science won't do it, philosophy has to.) After coming to the conclusion for himself, he should live with it for a while, let it sink in, have faith in it. I'm not saying he should stop questioning it; on the contrary, he can only question it truly once he has lived with it. This is the only way to really know a philosophical position imho.
I am all for intellectual honesty. The only way to achieve this though is to experience the philosophy you hold. Agnosticism is afraid in the sense that it doesn't want to experience, it just sits outside and watches the show.
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So how do I do this believing something I dont believe lark?
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