[QUOTE="grape_of_wrath"][QUOTE="Fortier"] Here in Western society, religion is ruled by monotheism, so Buddhism and Hinduism aren't as prevalent, so they don't need to be in the poll.. If the poll were global, I'd agree (though you're obviously quite easily offended), but since GS is based out of Europe and North America, of course it's going to be Eurocentric.Frattracide
the GS forums ARE global. there are users here from a large variety of countries that i think was missed by you.
While I'm sure there are GS users that maintain those religions, I sincerely doubt that a significant portion of the community does. It doesn't seem reasonable to get offended at the OP's poll choices.
I agree . however,the person i quoted said that GS isn't global. which is wrong.
Perhaps a doubtful Catholic in other words? You either are or are not.:?Well maybe he is somewhere in between at the moment and hasnt decided what he is. =/
Its not imperative that someone has to decide just to earn himself a label.
Do what now?Perhaps a doubtful Catholic in other words?An agnostic catholic only means that they believe in God but they know God can not be proven nor disproven.
Perhaps a doubtful Catholic in other words?An agnostic catholic only means that they believe in God but they know God can not be proven nor disproven.Oh.
Well I was just guessing anyways, judging by how I was in my transition from being an orthodox to an agnostic (or whatever I am).
Perhaps a doubtful Catholic in other words?An agnostic catholic only means that they believe in God but they know God can not be proven nor disproven. Er....no one expects God to be proven nor disproven.
[QUOTE="Teenaged"]Perhaps a doubtful Catholic in other words?
LJS9502_basic
An agnostic catholic only means that they believe in God but they know God can not be proven nor disproven. Er....no one expects God to be proven nor disproven.That is why the majority of peoiple are agnostic. I, for instance, am an agnostic atheist. And actually some people believe that God can be proven or disproven. That's what makes them gnostic. Agnostic is not the opposite of theist. Atheist is the opposite of theist. Agnostic is the opposite of gnostic.
[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="BumFluff122"]An agnostic catholic only means that they believe in God but they know God can not be proven nor disproven.
BumFluff122
Er....no one expects God to be proven nor disproven.That is why the majority of peoiple are agnostic. I, for instance, am an agnostic atheist. And actually some people believe that God can be proven or disproven. That's what makes them gnostic. Agnostic is not the opposite of theist. Atheist is the opposite of theist. Agnostic is the opposite of gnostic. Well agnostic is more they don't know one way or another. Faith means you know but not in a way that can be proven. And atheist believes the same for the reverse.
[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] Er....no one expects God to be proven nor disproven.LJS9502_basic
That is why the majority of peoiple are agnostic. I, for instance, am an agnostic atheist. And actually some people believe that God can be proven or disproven. That's what makes them gnostic. Agnostic is not the opposite of theist. Atheist is the opposite of theist. Agnostic is the opposite of gnostic. Well agnostic is more they don't know one way or another. Faith means you know but not in a way that can be proven. And atheist believes the same for the reverse. Theist/atheist is a belief or lack of belief. Gnostic/agnostic is the knowledge that that belief can be either proven or disproven or not be proven or disproven. They are two seperate things.
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