anti-agnostic

English

Alternative forms

• antiagnostic

Etymology

From anti- +‎ agnostic.

Noun

anti-agnostic (plural anti-agnostics)

1. (philosophy, metaphysics, religion) A person who opposes agnosticism.

   The agnostic is open towards atheism and metaphysics. The anti-agnostic selects only one option: either atheism or metaphysics, and is not agnostic about that!

Related terms

• anti-agnosticism

Translations

against ambiguous metaphysics; fully supporting either atheism or religion

• Greek: αντιαγνωστικιστής m (antiagnostikistís), αντιαγνωστικίστρια f (antiagnostikístria), αντιαγνωστικός m (antiagnostikós), αντιαγνωστική f (antiagnostikí), αντιαγνωστικό n (antiagnostikó)

Adjective

anti-agnostic (not comparable)

1. (philosophy, metaphysics, religion) Opposed to agnosticism.

   A non ambivalent worldview, thus absolute, is always anti-agnostic!

Translations

against ambiguous metaphysics; expressing full support to either atheism or religion

• Greek: αντιαγνωστικιστικός m (antiagnostikistikós), αντιαγνωστικιστική f (antiagnostikistikí), αντιαγνωστικιστικό n (antiagnostikistikó), αντιαγνωστικός m (antiagnostikós), αντιαγνωστική f (antiagnostikí), αντιαγνωστικό n (antiagnostikó)

Anagrams

• antagonistic