Quote Originally Posted by Andres View Post
Agnosticism is not the "logical conclusion", it's just a euphemism for not being able to make up your mind Either God exists or he doesn't. And you believe or you don't. The agnosticist is a coward who's too afraid to have faith and too afraid to accept all the consequences of atheism, namely that there won't be an afterlife.
Seems a little harsh on our brother and sister agnostics. Allow me to step in for them:

Is it so "cowardly" to assert that questions of supreme beings (or lack thereof) are unknowable? Is not the assertion that you know the existence (or absence) of an unimaginably powerful and vast intelligence that does (or does not) guide the universe a bit hubristic? Is the admission of "I don't know" truly the cowardly act, or is the assertion of ultimate truth sans evidence a form of insanity?