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Mike Johnson's campaign contributions from company tied to Russia
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I am a Christian [agnostic]. Bruv that shit is not how anything work
Christian agnostic? That sounds like an oxymoron, how does that work? (actual question, not being an asshole)
Basically, the belief that there's a lot you can't be sure of, but you choose to believe in the core of Chrisitianity: God and Jesus as extant and important entities, to put it a bit clinically.
Christian agnosticism Wikipedia
Gnosis and Theism aren't mutually exclusive. Gnosis is knowing and theism is believing. Most people who claim to be atheist are "agnostic atheist".
Because they don't believe in any gods but they can't fully know for a fact there isn't one. Though Richard Dawkins flirted with declaring himself a "gnostic atheist" many years back (not sure if he settled on it).
An agnostic Christian would probs be someone who chooses to believe in God and Jesus but not to know for certain. Within that there's varying degrees of how much they choose to follow the teachings.