An agnostic might indeed attend church, or they might not - it's up to them.
Agnostics are simply people who don't believe deities can be proved or disproved. This is not to be confused with Atheism, wherein a person does not believe any god exists. The two are independent and not mutually exclusive.
An agnostic then has the options of "maybe there is, so I'll worship anyway" or "maybe there isn't, so why bother?".
In the first case, a person will attend church because they can and want to; in the second, a person does not attend because they don't want to.
Persons who might otherwise be in the second group are also sometimes forced to attend, for example by parents or by society.
A second perspectiveI am agnostic. I go to church. Now, the reason as to why I go to church is not necessarily the same reason as a Christian. I go to church not because I choose to worship God (although I do sing the hymns etc.; why not: it's not often you get the opportunity to sing when not in the shower), but because I aim to stop being Agnostic. It is better to have certainty than it is to have uncertainty.
Rather than giving up and saying "It is not possible to know." I say "I don't know." This means that I have a certain desire to find out the truth which propels me to go to church and to read into other religions, such that I may understand their ways. I personally find Buddhism fascinating.
If we are to understand Agnostic beliefs, we must understand the terminology. Agnostic means 'without knowledge', and therefore I define Agnostics two ways:
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A definitive agnostic would not bother to attend church as it is not worthwhile since it is impossible, in his opinion, to know God. He doesn't bother to read into religion, but instead busies himself with other things. The uncertain one most probably goes to church. He is not trying to know if he does not. He reads into other religions actively. The theist attends church, though with no great enthusiasm, barely clinging to his faith. The atheist reads into it, though most likely gets nowhere through empty research, and most likely does not attend church because he believes that God is unlikely. Therefore, Agnosticism is more complicated, I believe, than some people would take it to be.
The reason for attending church can never be the same as a Christian, but one can still hope to gain spiritually from the teaching.
Therefore, I would say to any Agnostic to decide from the above where you are at and on that basis make your choice as to whether you go to church or not.
The Church is quite willing to allow anyone to attend its ceremonies, so long as they do so in a respectful manner. If an agnostic wishes to attend church, the Catholic Church has no objections, save that It would ask the agnostic not to participate in receiving the Blessed Sacrament at Communion; this is a sacrament which is only to be approached by Catholics who are observing the canonical fast and who are in the state of grace.
yes you will be judged by the church u attend if u know better for example many people know that adventist is the church god wants you to attend because they follow all of Gods commands people dont want to do it even though the church might not be perfect it is still gods church
The reason people bother with the church is that many people are religious and believe that they must attend church to be close to ones "God". Church is where some people go to pray and find peace.
yes
The Church of England is the established religion of the United Kingdom and it may still be the most popular religion in England. Many people in England now are atheist or agnostic.
Yes as a mater of fact in times of hard ship people tend to make use of these types of organizations more.
people are not allowed to wear hats inside the church
On the animated series "The Simpsons", most of the city attend The First Church of Springfield, where Rev. Timothy Lovejoy performs services. The church is known to be Christian, yet Lisa Simpson who is a Buddhist still attends out of respect for her family who identify themselves as Christian. It is also evident that Bart and Homer do not enjoy going to Church.
As of my last information, there is no public record indicating that Bishop Shelton Bady or Kimberly Bady attend Harvest Time Church. It is recommended to reach out to the church directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
yes they did. they could go to church if they wanted but typically they normally prayed and worshiped the gods in their home because every home in ancient rome had an alter inside of it. they worshiped many gods in rome.
Robert Duvall was raised as a Christian Scientist, by his mother. He stated that he still practices that faith but doesn't attend church.
An atheist is someone that does not believe in a specific religion, but some of them still believe in the existence of a higher Begin. A person who we call a Agnostic is a person who does not believe in anything at all. The English term "agnostic" comes from the Greek word "agnostos," which means, "to not know." An agnostic is one who admits, "I don't know." People who call themselves Agnostic's, are the people who are not afraid to admit that they do not know for sure that there is no God. They would just rather live in the now and believe in what they experience around them.