Well, being agnostic puts you in good company; Dawkins declares himself agnostic, you can't disprove gods, ergo it's just a belief.
Which is weird,a s that's my position, but I believe there to be no gods, so declare atheist. Either way, a lot of humanists are agnostic, it's not an exclusively atheistic club. According to my short course on humanism, the doubt/indecision definition is "less precise", not sure if that's meant to mean wrong or not...
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Date: 2006-Dec-24, Sunday 00:24 (UTC)Which is weird,a s that's my position, but I believe there to be no gods, so declare atheist. Either way, a lot of humanists are agnostic, it's not an exclusively atheistic club. According to my , the doubt/indecision definition is "less precise", not sure if that's meant to mean or not...
But yeah, have a good one yourselves.