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Definitions of Atheist and Agnostic (view source)
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The usage of ''agnosticism'' varies between saying, "God may or may not exist"; "There is no way to know whether God exists or not"; and "I do not believe in God".
The usage of ''agnosticism'' varies between saying, "God may or may not exist"; "There is no way to know whether God exists or not"; and "I do not believe in God".
All usages of ''atheism'' are consistent with saying, "God does not exist." However, the statement, "I do not believe in God (God does not exist)" can be described either as ''atheism'' or ''agnosticism''.
All usages of ''atheism'' are consistent with saying, "God does not exist." However, the statement, "I do not believe in God (ie. God does not exist?)" can be described either as ''atheism'' or ''agnosticism''.