Reading agnostic literature (bible, worship, Jewish, religion, theology)

Originally Posted by Willamena

I haven't read Huxley, no, but then I consider agnosticism to have been what David Hume practiced with his philosophy more than 100 years before Huxley coined the term.

I don't think it's necessary to read Huxley to be agnostic, no.

You know that individual your in love with, is it R.Dawkins????

Please don't forget in your evaluation of the conception of quantum physics into God's creation not to forget, when somethin dies for it does not, as you have mentioned the physical turns to Ash, as all the knowledge becomes a form of Energy, I can prove it to you be we would have to be one to one and its purely visual. Up 4 it????

[Aasimar]

Though it would be considered more atheist than agnostic, I would highly recommend reading Bertrand Russel's "Why I am Not a Christian." Good stuff, that book. And written in the early 1900's.