A Land Far Away

meaning is found in the world? -> don't know -> agnostic -> meaning is found in the world? -> ....... and so on

i guess i can't make up my mind....

Yeah it's badly worded: I'd constitute world with rational reality, or perhaps universe. It's a question of wether something supernatural is required to create meaning i guess. Similarily, most humanists i know would probably never reach the humanist path.

Apparantly im an Existentialist

christian theist

According to that chart, I'm an "atheist agnostic".
How is that even possible?

hollyfant wrote:According to that chart, I'm an "atheist agnostic".
How is that even possible?

Once you arrive at a red thingy you're supposed to stop...

Then why have arrows going out of the red things?

I don't get the whole meaning thing? Why does there have to be an over-aching meaning to anything? As it asks "meaning is found in the world" it makes it sound like there is one, singular meaning. In which case I'd have to answer no, and end up been a nihilist. However, if it asked "meanings are found in the world" (plural), I'd answer yes, and probably end up as a Humanist.

I was looking for the shortest way by starting at the end, but got eaten by a minotaur on the way.

hollyfant wrote:According to that chart, I'm an "atheist agnostic".
How is that even possible?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agnostic_atheism

"Agnostic atheists are atheistic because they do not hold a belief in the existence of any deity, and agnostic because they do not claim to know with certainty whether any deity exists."

Existentialist apparently. Though, it would not have been my guess. lol

Christian theist.

Also, on the issue of agnostic atheist, I've never heard that term before. I have, however, heard the terms 'soft atheist' and 'atheistic agnostic.' The latter term is essentially 'I don't know that there's a God, but there probably isn't,' and is opposed by the 'theistic agnostic,' who says that they don't know whether there's a God, but that they think there probably is.