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    J defines agnosticism as not being sure whether God exists or not and relying on science and knowledge rather than faith alone. J says they will remain agnostic as long as science has not proven the existence of God or life after death, but are open to changing their view if scientific evidence emerges. While J is not actively expecting a sign from God, such a sign could change their perspective and lead them to believe, and they are interested in definitively knowing whether God exists, though acknowledge it may not be possible through science alone.

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    J defines agnosticism as not being sure whether God exists or not and relying on science and knowledge rather than faith alone. J says they will remain agnostic as long as science has not proven the existence of God or life after death, but are open to changing their view if scientific evidence emerges. While J is not actively expecting a sign from God, such a sign could change their perspective and lead them to believe, and they are interested in definitively knowing whether God exists, though acknowledge it may not be possible through science alone.

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    J defines agnosticism as not being sure whether God exists or not and relying on science and knowledge rather than faith alone. J says they will remain agnostic as long as science has not proven the existence of God or life after death, but are open to changing their view if scientific evidence emerges. While J is not actively expecting a sign from God, such a sign could change their perspective and lead them to believe, and they are interested in definitively knowing whether God exists, though acknowledge it may not be possible through science alone.

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    A: What is agnosticism and what do you think?

    J: Agnosticism is a position, viewpoint or thought about believing in

    god, you can't be sure if god exist or not, so you believe in the

    science and knowledge.

    A: Do you plan to be agnostic forever or just for a certain time?

    J: I don’t know, for me is important the knowledge, nowadays the

    science hasn't proved the existence of god or the life after dead,

    while it isn’t proven I will be agnostic; but maybe it happen.

    A: Do you expect any signal of live that tells you that god exists?

    J: I'm not expecting it, but if it happens, it’s ok, it might change my

    viewpoint about the life and I may become a believer in god.

    A: Are you interested in knowing with certainty if god exist or not?

    J: Yes, why not? But it’s difficult because the science doesn’t ask

    about the existence of god, it is affair of metaphysics.

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