Buddhism does not require belief in any deity and in that regard is acceptable to atheists or agnostics.
Buddhism's belief in an immortal part (soul) may be a hindrance to some, but as the precepts of Buddhism contained in the Eightfold Path constitute a viable strategy for life and relations with others whether you believe in an eternal destination or not, makes the behaviors advocated by Buddhism acceptable to all people.
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Dorothea Weltecke has written: '\\' -- subject(s): Atheism, Agnosticism, History
Atheism is the lack of belief in a god or gods, while agnosticism is the belief that the existence of a god or gods is unknown or unknowable. Atheists assert that there is no evidence for the existence of a deity, whereas agnostics question whether such evidence could ever be found.
Wut? Imma try to interpret this. Agnosticism doesn't have a specific god. It is just the view that their may be a creator of some sort or their may not be. It is sort of in between religion and atheism.
No. The predominant religion in China (apart from atheism) is Buddhism; this is quite a different religion than Islam.No. The predominant religion in China (apart from atheism) is Buddhism; this is quite a different religion than Islam.No. The predominant religion in China (apart from atheism) is Buddhism; this is quite a different religion than Islam.No. The predominant religion in China (apart from atheism) is Buddhism; this is quite a different religion than Islam.
Way to many to list if you go to denominations. A list of the common religions of the world are Scientology, Hinduism, Buddhism, Shintoism, Judaism, Wicca, Christianity, Islam, Taoism/Daoism, Confucianism, Sikhism, Shamanism, Pastafarianism, Baha'i, Jainism, Atheism, Agnosticism
Atheism (if you state there is no God), or Agnosticism (if you state that there is no way to know whether God exists).
MATTHEW ALUN RAY has written: 'SUBJECTIVITY AND IRRELIGION: ATHEISM AND AGNOSTICISM IN KANT, SCHOPENHAUER AND NIETZSCHE'
I believe you mean "atheism." In a nutshell, it is the belief that there is no superior being. It is often confused with agnosticism, which is when one doesn't claim or disclaim a superior being.
Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Scietology, Atheism agnostic and of course , Christianity.
No one founder of agnosticism has existed. The word is a variant of agnosis, which simply means "not knowing," and people use it in reference to their belief that a person cannot truly know whether or not a god does or does not, or gods do or do not, exist. That is strong agnosticism. Weak agnosticism is an individual's being undecided.If it can be said that there was a main proponent of agnosticism, then that proponent was one of Charles Darwin's staunchest defenders, Thomas Henry Huxley. He noted that others had too-strong beliefs--he called them gnostics--whilst he was still searching. For him, agnosticism was an epistemological method, one that might have been equated with rationalism, and thus did not conflict with his being an atheist in metaphysics.Hence, it is possible for a person to be both a strong agnostic and an atheist. Rationalists declare their argumentation defensible and maintain that agnosticism applies. But some of these consider strong agnosticism wrong in that the arguments against God and the arguments for naturalism succeed. It is therefore a matter of judgment. Graham Robert Oppy, in Arguing About Gods,expresses the fallibilist attitude and explains weak agnosticism.
Heterodoxy, Atheism, Agnosticism, Nonconformity, Skepticism, Disbelief.