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Agnosticism: A Very Short Introduction

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What is agnosticism? Is it a belief, or merely the absence of
belief? Is it the result of too little thought about an issue--or too
much? Who were the first to call themselves
&quotagnostics&quot? Does agnosticism deserve serious
consideration today? Can an agnostic live a religious life?
What placeshould agnosticism have in education? These are
just some of the questions that Robin Le Poidevin considers in
this Very Short Introduction, as he sets the philosophical case
for agnosticism and explores it as a historical and cultural
phenomenon. Agnosticism emerges here as a much
moresophisticated, and much more interesting, attitude than a
simple failure to either commit to, or reject, religious belief. Le
Poidevin challenges the common wisdom about agnosticism
among both believers and atheists, and invites the reader to
rethink their own position on the issues. Indeed, inarguing in
favor of agnosticism as a respectable position to take, this
stimulating and provocative guide takes issue on many points
with the assertions of prominent atheists such as Richard
Dawkins.