Agnostic = "I can never know, so I chose to not believe."
What is the difference from that and your definition of atheism?

I do.
And what they are exposed to should be the hardcore islamisation going on.
Which is either not reported on or ignored.

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Then they aren't aheists. They don't know what it means.

Agnostic - I believe there is a God but I just don't believe you or anyone else know who he is.
Aethist - I don't know if there is or isn't a God (and frankly don't care), but I do believe you cannot prove He/She exists.

There is a difference here. An aethist would never concede there is a God, an agnostic person would.

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Aethist do not believe in the bible and god
Agnostic believe in some kind if god but not the bible

Nullity, I dont think thats what you mean too.

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Exactly.
My theory is that a lot of those called atheists really are "fake atheists".

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Not much. That agnostic would really be an atheist, based on the last part of the sentence, "so I chose to not believe".

I already explained why I do not consider agnosticism to be an actual position.

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I dare you to challenge my Brute!

And I think that was a good point.

Agnosticism boils down to not believing in god, because you dont know and go with what's more likely.
So my theory is, what you call atheism is agnosticism and atheism is a
belief like theism, just in something else.

You disagree. But do I make sense?

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Not necessarily, there is such a thing as agnostic theism. Basically, they believe in the existence of a deity, but acknowledge the fact that they really cannot know whether or not it is true. In actuality, these people are just "weak" theists. The only difference from other theists is that most religious followers believe that the know for a fact that God exists, while the agnostic theist is a bit more rational about it.

So in other words, there can be agnostic theists and agnostic atheists. Though as I pointed out, sticking the "agnostic" label on there is more or less redundant, as it merely makes a statement of fact either way.

I don't agree, but I believe I understand the point you are trying to make.

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Mat be true. That is something like christains. Fake christians. They say they believe it and act totally other. Works for me.