- definition. The term
ignosticism was
coined in 1964 by
Sherwin Wine, a
former Reform rabbi and a
founding figure of
Humanistic Judaism.
Ignosticism and theological...
- i.e.,
neither true nor false. It may be
considered synonymous with
ignosticism (also
called igtheism), a term
coined in 1964 by
Sherwin Wine, a rabbi...
-
distinct and even
mutually exclusive positions, such as agnosticism,
ignosticism, ietsism, skepticism, pantheism, pandeism, transtheism,
atheism (strong...
- Irreligion,
which may
include deism, agnosticism,
ignosticism, anti-religion, atheism, skepticism, ietsism,
spiritual but not religious, freethought,...
- have seen
ignosticism as a
variation of
agnosticism or atheism,
while others[who?] have
considered it to be distinct.[citation needed] An
ignostic maintains...
- PAP a "deeply
inescapable kind of fence-sitting". A
related concept is
ignosticism, the view that a
coherent definition of a
deity must be put
forward before...
- Doubt:
Philosophy and
ethics Epistemology:
Belief Faith Fideism Ietsism Ignosticism Negative theology Numinous Secular theology Sola fide
Truth Unitarian...
-
predominantly religious or
predominantly non-religious.
Deism Higher Power Ignosticism Irreligion List of
English words of
Dutch origin Moralistic therapeutic...
- noncognitivists, who
consider all talk of gods to be meaningless.
Antitheism Ignosticism Nontheism Flew,
Antony (1976). "The
Presumption of Atheism". The Presumption...
- and
empiricism rather than authority, tradition, revelation, or dogma.
Ignosticism, also
known as igtheism, is the idea that the
question of the existence...
