So their kid is getting baptized and they are wondering if they should invite their

atheist friend to the baptism.

And there's a plot twist that it makes it even weirder.

So I consider myself a piscopalian, though I, you know, in full transparency haven't been

to like Sunday service in years, but I used to go for the big holidays and I was pretty

religious in high school actually.

And my husband is an atheist, but he's always been super supportive.

He's always been like, even if I've been feeling down, he'll be like, I think you need

to like reconnect with your religion.

And he's always been very supportive of it.

So just so I have it right, agnostic is, oh no, atheist is, oh no, no, no, it's all,

there is no, there is no, there is no, right.

Atheist is, there is no, there is no, there is no, there is no, there is no, there is no,

I'm pretty sure I have to double check, but I think agnostic is one doesn't exist at

all.

And atheist is, I don't believe.

Okay.

I'm pretty sure, but I could get that wrong.

I think you're correct.

Agnostic is kind of like a mature, yeah, yeah, whatever.

He doesn't believe in God or religion, but he supports me, which I've always appreciated

about him.

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