Agnosticism
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Abstract: Originally introduced by T.H. Huxley as a principle constraining belief systems in general, agnosticism is now regarded specifically as a stance on theism. Different strengths of agnosticism can be identified, and of the strongest, and most interesting of these, the key questions to be asked are: whether it is rationally justified, whether it is self-defeating, and whether it is compatible with a religious outlook. βΈ™
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Agnosticism
in Vocabulary for the Study of Religion Online
Author:
Robin Le Poidevin
Robin Le Poidevin
Search for other papers by Robin Le Poidevin in
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Search for other papers by Robin Le Poidevin in
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(1,703 words)