TheLightWithin
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No. Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.Absolute absence of evidence means no possibility.
I'm not arguing against unbelief. If you're not convinced you're not convinced, which is fine.
It doesn't make sense to say there is no possibility unless you know there is no possibility. You can't know that.
Agnosticism is more intellectually honest than atheism, sorry. At least if you're trying to declare something you expect others to accept.
Agnosticism is more honest than full faith theism too.
One can hold whatever private beliefs make sense in your own brain.
I SMH whenever anybody, theist or atheist, speaks with SO. MUCH. CONFIDENCE.
If you want to be irreproachable in your claims, agnosticism is the way to go.
And I'm not even agnostic.