Agnosticism: A Very Short Introduction

Robin Le Poidevin

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1. What is agnosticism? 2. Who were the first agnostics? 3. Is agnosticism necessary? 4. Why be agnostic? 5. Does agnosticism rest on a mistake? 6. How should the agnostic live? 7. How should agnosticism be taught? References and further reading

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