Theos-Talk Archives (January 2007 Message tt00322)

In a message dated 1/9/07 3:38:18 AM, vblaz2004@sbcglobal.net writes:

 In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, leonmaurer@... wrote:
> > As a theosophist however, one cannot be an "agnostic," or one who
> > considers that there might be a separate God entity that is above and 
> > beyond the universe itself.  
> 
> I may disagree with you on this particular point, or at least I
> don't see your reasoning.
> 
LM: Since studied theosophists "know" that there cannot be a separate God 
outside of the space that this universe is made of, how can they be an agnostic, 
who refuses to take a position as to (and therefore, is unsure) whether or not 
there is or there isn't such a God?    

Since "agnostic," in essence, means "a person who claims neither faith nor 
disbelief in God"... And, since theosophists do claim a disbelief in such a God 
-- therefore, they cannot be agnostics, but can only be atheists.




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