The agnostic portrays himself as a less militant form of atheists.

Don't you realize that your agnosticism puts you at greater risk to the wrath of God than if you were a militant atheist.

The truth that every human being suppresses is the truth of God.

The truth that God reveals of himself in nature to the whole human race. It's the truth that God gives of himself in nature to the whole human race.

It's the truth that God gives of himself that's manifest.

It's clear.

It's plain.

So plain that everybody gets it.

And you know why it's clear?

Because God himself is the teacher.

You know, we can't say here that if the student doesn't learn the teacher didn't teach,

that would impugn the ability and the integrity of the

Almighty, who is the one in his revelation that is showing it to everybody, making it plain

and clear. I mentioned the young man I talked to at the door two weeks ago, whose friend introduced

him as an agnostic.

The Greek agonosis means without knowledge.

The agnostic portrays himself as a less militant form of atheist.

The atheist boldly declares, there is no God. The agnostic says, I don't know if

there's a God or not. I'm agonosis. I am without sufficient knowledge to make a firm judgment on this matter.

The Latin there, incidentally, is ignoramus.

And I said to the young man, I said, you know, you say that you're an agnostic and you're

sort of being gentle about your atheism.

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