agnostic English

Meaning agnostic meaning

What does agnostic mean?

agnostic

— adjective of or pertaining to an agnostic or agnosticism

— noun a person who claims that they cannot have true knowledge about the existence of God (but does not deny that God might exist)

— noun someone who is doubtful or noncommittal about something

— adjective uncertain of all claims to knowledge

Synonyms agnostic synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as agnostic?

agnostic English » English

agnostical

sceptic

nescient

doubter

atheistic

atheist

unbeliever

skeptic

know-nothing

heathen

freethinker

freething

Topics agnostic topics

What do people use agnostic to talk about?

Language and thought Think Opinion

Doubt

• What words refer to a person who doubts?
  doubter skeptic agnostic

Social behavior Religion

Irreligion

• What is a person called who does not believe in a religion?
  unbeliever pagan gentile heathen atheist agnostic irreligious godless

Examples agnostic examples

How do I use agnostic in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Tom is agnostic.

I'm an agnostic.

He's an agnostic.

Tom told me that he was agnostic.

Tom told me he was agnostic.

Movie subtitles

Agnostic scientists?

Is it possible that something is holy to the celebrated agnostic?

Don't look at me, I'm an agnostic!

Gavorki, George W. Agnostic.

You're an agnostic and an asshole.

I'm an agnostic.

I told you, I'm an agnostic.

He's agnostic.

I'm the son of an agnostic Jew and a lapsed Catholic.

My dear brother, I know you think yourself agnostic, but surely you must agree that Christianity has been and continues to be the dominant influence - on our civilization.

You're an agnostic.

An agnostic is someone. who believes that there is no proof of the existence of God, but does not deny a possibility that God exists.

I'm agnostic.

Agnostic.

They demand unrestricted religious liberty for themselves and for all others, be they Catholic Hindu, Muslim, Jew, or Pagan be they atheist, agnostic or questioning seeker.

I'm an agnostic, you see?

The word's self-explanatory. Agnostic.

An agnostic answer.

You don't have much faith in the law. - I'm agnostic.

I was raised more or less by agnostic parents.

And once you start to question the traditional images, caricatures of God. people feel you are an agnostic or an atheist. or a subverter of the social order.

I'm agnostic, actually.

Are you really an agnostic?

Then perhaps you are an agnostic.

If you weren't an agnostic, I should ask you for five shillings to buy a black goddaughter.

I suppose none of this makes any sense to you, Charles. Poor agnostic.

Agnostic. Come to a meeting tonight.

He is an episcopalian, an agnostic, an anythingarian seeking to overthrow our holy faith.

News and current affairs

It has been roughly 300 years since religious people came to understand that being of a different faith, or being agnostic, did not disqualify one from public office.

Since he is an agnostic, his gift is not motivated by any belief that it will benefit him in an afterlife.

All aggressively promoted investment and exports while discouraging (or remaining agnostic about) imports.

But rather than recognize, let alone respond to, pre-crisis excesses, the Fed has remained agnostic about them, pointing out that bubble-spotting is, at best, an imperfect science.

The changes go much deeper, which explains how a country with a huge Roman Catholic majority has chosen to be led by a woman who is a socialist, an agnostic, and an unmarried mother.

So, in the spirit of tolerance: Happy Christmas, whether you are Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, Sikh, atheist, agnostic, consumerist, or Christian.