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this post was submitted on 21 Jun 2024
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This has become a misunderstanding of language and wording.
When I say agnostic, that includes "agnostic atheists". Does that clear things up?
I swear some people (i.e. self proclaimed "atheists") get offended at the thought that they might be associated with anyone religious by accepting the fact that their beliefs are, by definition, agnostic.
I'm tapping out of this thread, didn't come here to argue about English. Also, please don't take my last paragraph as an attack - it's a general observation.
No, this was your misunderstanding:
The language is irrelevant, you're claiming something that's just untrue for 99% of atheists. You going on to distinguish "agnostics" from "atheists" isn't the real issue.