The excuse of every self-proclaimed agnostic.

I didn't know the gun was loaded.

If I just would have known.

Paul warns that ignorance is not going to be an excuse on the day of judgment.

I was talking to somebody this week, and they were telling me, he said, so-and-so, my friend,

is not an atheist. He's an agnostic. I said, an agnostic is the worst kind of atheist. And he said,

what do you mean? I said, well, theism means that you affirm the existence of God or gods.

Atheism covers everything outside the category of theism. And the agnostic is outside the category

of the theist because he will not affirm the existence of God and then blames God for it, says, the reason I can't affirm the existence of God, and then blames God for it, says the reason

I can't affirm the existence of God is because I am agonoscow. I am without knowledge. The Latin

translation of agnosis or agnostic is ignoramus. I'm ignorant. Then the plea of the agnostic is this, oh God,

if you just would have made yourself known to me, if you just would have shown me a miracle,

if you just would have given me sufficient data to make a rational judgment, I would have been

your most faithful supporter.

That despite every moment of that person's existence, the heaven is declaring the glory of God,

and God is manifesting himself plainly and clearly to his eternal power and deity before his

very eyes and in the midst of his soul so that every human being

that walks upon this earth knows and knows with certainty that God exists.

The sin of man is not that we don't know him, it's that we refuse to acknowledge him,

even though we do know him.

And when Paul says in Romans that they will be without excuse, what excuse do you think

they'll be resting upon?

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