Sometimes it’s hard to remain agnostic, even against not-religious ideas. You just want to yell down the world.
Sometimes it’s hard to remain agnostic, even against not-religious ideas. You just want to yell down the world.
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“I reject your reality and substitute my own” used to be a joke on Mythbusters…now, it’s a way of life for many. Maybe it always has been…
Such has been my commitment since the 1960s. Holding my own, I would say.
Agnostic isn’t “against” an idea; it admits “I don’t know and I’m not going to pretend to, either”. Often enough, the question warranting that answer isn’t half so well-posed as those presenting it would have you suppose; in which case the answer is really “I don’t even pretend to know what you mean by the question you think you just posed.” Many such questions are shibboleths, in any case – the question doesn’t need a meaning, the point of asking is for the answer to be a declaration of (or of lack of) allegiance to some group of people.