agnostic
అజ్ఞేయ
definition
noun
Although not all Skeptics are agnostics , as an agnostic himself Dr Groves sees no evidence for accepting or rejecting the idea of any belief.
a person who believes that nothing is known or can be known of the existence or nature of God or of anything beyond material phenomena; a person who claims neither faith nor disbelief in God.
adjective
So that wrestling is characteristic of my religious or agnostic poetry, but not necessarily everything else I do.
of or relating to agnostics or agnosticism.
translation of 'agnostic'
దేవుడు గాని, ఇంద్రియాతీతమైన శక్తిగాని లేదని విశ్వసించే వ్యక్తి
example
We wanted to look at a more 'agnostic' tool because we're not likely to use EMC hardware everywhere.
No political system is 'agnostic' on the question of who owns various resources.
Perhaps we should leave well enough alone with that 'agnostic' comment.
This ability to share across the divide means that solutions can be built that are 'agnostic' .
An effective discovery tool must be 'agnostic' .
Most religions and 'agnostic' philosophies agree that individuals have the right to kill in self-defense when faced with immediate mortal danger.
So that wrestling is characteristic of my religious or 'agnostic' poetry, but not necessarily everything else I do.
He is said to be largely 'agnostic' about football.
I've become very 'agnostic' politically anyway, but it's based on a sheer lack of respect for the political classes.
An effective discovery tool must be 'agnostic' - able to collect data across a wide range of different platforms.
Data must become format 'agnostic' !
It has brought greater understanding and even some agreement among people of diverse backgrounds and concerns, ranging from 'agnostic' seekers to people of traditional faith.
ISPs are content 'agnostic' , they do not care what data they are transferring.
For a long time in my youth, I questioned, and it's not that I was convinced there is no God - I was more 'agnostic' .
Ruttledge is an 'agnostic' who once apparently considered the priesthood.
I'm writing, in a sense, from a kind of 'agnostic' outsider's academic perspective rather than from an inside perspective.
Sagan himself routinely described himself as an 'agnostic' , and believed that the question of God's existence is inherently outside science.
We are resolutely 'agnostic' on that issue; as far as we can determine, the evidence does not yet justify an estimate.
There are now simply so many threats to the safety of Net-users that we do need an 'agnostic' , coordinated resource that is constantly "in the face" of the public at large.
Among these famous quotes, however, are also many skeptical and 'agnostic' ones.
I'm quite 'agnostic' about synchronicity unless it seems really powerfully relevant to me.
These lives also bespeak mystery, and make an honest person, 'agnostic' or believing, think - and more than that, wonder.
NET, is a language 'agnostic' runtime, currently being standardized by ECMA.
Until I can do so I am not an atheist, but an 'agnostic' .
Like de Valera, I am largely 'agnostic' on the issue.
Modern attempts to ascertain profit and loss from Britain's colonial empire have reached differing and often 'agnostic' conclusions about empire's economic value to Britain itself.
It is certainly possible for a rational 'agnostic' to be a highly moral and responsible person.
Casebolt offered 20 labels, including pagan, atheist and 'agnostic' in his Midwestern survey.
We are 'agnostic' with regard to hardware platforms and software components.
The effect of this body of thought was ‘imposing’ during Wharton's 'agnostic' years.
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