" It titles an essay that describes Roger Ingersoll's choices of irreligion, and was first used by Darwin's Bulldog Thomas Huxley.
One work about this stance claims that it is "one of ignorance" which may be shameless, but "it is rather not our duty" and was written by Leslie Stephen. Another work about this stance outlines the origins of this belief in the speaker after he had listened to a sermon about a God that withheld the rain but it was dismissed as simply "the old dispensation" of unyielding law. The first usage of this term came about in an essay that describes people that "who confess they are hopelessly ignorant in matters Â… about which theologians and metaphysicians dogmatize with the utmost confidence." It titles an essay that describes Roger Ingersoll's choices of irreligion, and was first used by Darwin's Bulldog Thomas Huxley. For 10 points, identify this religious stance that, in one formulation, claims we cannot truly know whether or not there exists gods.
One work about this stance claims that it is "one of ignorance" which may be shameless, but "it is rather not our duty" and was written by Leslie Stephen.
agnosticism