The biggest reason is is I came from a very dogmatic way of thinking in my literal fundamental way of thinking in Mormonism.

And so when I transition out of that, this whole world opens up, right?

You don't know what to believe, you don't know what up is from down and you're pretty much

just grasping it just evidence and facts.

Evidence and facts.

So that's where I start to build you know my scaffolding of where I'm going to position myself from here on out.

But when I get to a place where I'm leaning towards atheism because that's where a lot of the

evidence points I'll acknowledge that but there's still a lot of unknowns

there's still a lot of we're waiting to see how you know if technology and evidence and the scientific method can answer more questions in the future

but I feel like if I were to take that atheism label,

I feel for myself, this is just for myself,

that I would once again be subscribing to that dogmatic view that I would once again be closing

sort of that wide view that I have for myself now where I'm much more open and

that's and that's how I define agnosticism where it's like I want to be I don't want to be

completely closed off to really anything. But it's infuriating too. I mean, why is it that I have to walk down the street?

But it's infuriating too. Like, I mean, why is it that I have to walk down the street and I get an erection for no apparent reason?

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Perry to discuss the definitions of faith, hope, an atheist and agnostic from Peter Bogosians, a manual for creating atheists.

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