Understanding Agnosticism: Deciphering Modest and Assertive Claims

There are two types of agnostics: one who modestly admits not knowing and the other who boldly states that knowledge of God is unknowable. By engaging in conversation and asking for further clarification, one can challenge the assertion that God's existence is beyond human understanding. Addressing the limits of scientism and offering counterexamples like the cosmological argument can lead to a deeper exploration of the rationality behind agnosticism.