ok guys me again. posing what may well be another trivial thought in the form of a question.
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> "should agnostics form an organised religion?"-
Requires having worship of a God. Start a 501C organization to promote your ideas and the IRS might allow it.

John the Agnostic asks: "Should agnostics form an organized religion? I personally can see many pros and cons to this, but the tax exempt status keeps calling me. Also I think it would help to delineate us from confirmed atheists."-As David says, it would be pretty difficult to organize a religion with no gods and no beliefs. The Church of Latter-Day Ain'ts? -It's interesting that there are plenty of associations for atheists and agnostics, but not for theists and agnostics. And yet in principle, we should be equidistant from all such sets of philosophies. You're right, the distinction needs to be made clearer, though I don't think you'll have any such problem on this forum.-T.H. Huxley's original coinage denoted the philosophical position that it is impossible to know whether God exists or not ... though in epistemological terms I think everyone on this website has recognized that according to such a definition even the Pope and Richard Dawkins would have to proclaim themselves agnostics. Nowadays we use the term more loosely, to mean we can't make up our minds. This might provide a way into your taxman's heart: on your journey through life you are still searching for religious truth, so perhaps you can claim your travel expenses.

ok guys me again. posing what may well be another trivial thought in the form of a question.
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> "should agnostics form an organised religion?"
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> i personally can see many pro's and con's to this. but the tax exempt status keeps calling me. also i think it would help to delineate us from confirmed atheists.
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> any comments?-"I don't know?" -I would say here that I see no utility in fashioning a religion. A religion has to have a central theme; what would an agnostic theme be? How would you come to an agreement? -Better to join an existing group; Secular Humanists.

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\"Why is it, Master, that ascetics fight with ascetics?\"

\"It is, brahmin, because of attachment to views, adherence to views, fixation on views, addiction to views, obsession with views, holding firmly to views that ascetics fight with ascetics.\"