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Quirkybird
Guest
I have just found this forum and thought I would see how I get on. I am an agnostic now, having been a 'born again' as a young person, but lost my faith when I began to serious question it.
Namaste Jesus
Praise the Lord and Enjoy the Chai
Hi Quirky, and welcome. I'm new here myself. This is a great place to learn about spirituality. A lot of very knowledgeable and insightful folks here. Hope you enjoy it.
Namaste and welcome....
Quirky you are not alone. Of the three typical choices Believer, agnostic, atheist, I think the agnostic "I don't know" is the most grounded in reason. I am a believer, not a Believer, a Nontheistic Christian Panentheist. (don't believe what I was taught in Sunday school, but do believe in G!d as spirit, as principle, as a concept behind everything, as the TOE)
Quirky you are not alone. Of the three typical choices Believer, agnostic, atheist, I think the agnostic "I don't know" is the most grounded in reason. I am a believer, not a Believer, a Nontheistic Christian Panentheist. (don't believe what I was taught in Sunday school, but do believe in G!d as spirit, as principle, as a concept behind everything, as the TOE)
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Tadashi
Guest
I too think being agnostic is an intellectually honest position. (I was one myself before.) But you're also interested in exploring, right? Otherwise you wouldn't be here... Welcome! 
Tad
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Nick the Pilot
Well-Known Member
"...when I began to serious question it..."
--> Good for you! Questioning my childhood faith was one of the best things I ever did.
And being quirky can be a good thing. (Sometimes.)
--> Good for you! Questioning my childhood faith was one of the best things I ever did.
And being quirky can be a good thing. (Sometimes.)
Gordian Knot
Being Deviant IS My Art.
Quirky, you mention that you are agnostic. As you have posted though, your comments seem much more aligned with atheist. Nothing wrong with that; just curious about the perceived discrepancy.