>>936436440I don't think there is anything wrong with choosing to believe there is no God(s), but the "agnostic" stance is more of, as another anon put, "Schrodinger's God" or as I put, "we don't know". As for the stigma, I do understand a bit because an atheist who wants to convert people to atheism will go "God isn't real, here is why you are stupid for believing so.", the (gnostic atheist) where my belief system is, you can't prove or disprove that there is or is not.
I did look up the definitions of "gnostic" vs. "agnostic" and was surprised on how drastically different they were, because the leading "a" usually does imply "lack thereof" and if "gnostic" is "knowledge" than "agnostic" should be "lack of knowledge" but according to how it is different and used, it isn't.
Also,
>Gnostic Theist"Knows" or rather, is absolutely convinced there is no God.
>>936436650Understanding how easy a typo can happen makes you appear less ignorant.
>>936436608I advise against relying on ChatGPT. It can make stuff up, and is wrong often enough because it pulls from multiple sources but also sometimes makes sources up. It is very much like an automated version of Wikipedia, where you can check the sources, yet few people actually do. Don't use AI to think for you, think for yourself. Much like how people blindly use religion instead of thinking for themselves, I have seen people blindly accept ChatGPT's answers and when debated they retort that "ChatGPT said so, so it must be true." much like how Christians says "It's in the Bible, so it must be true."
In this case, ChatGPT does offer a bit of extra perspective here (discussing SBNR and Deists)