Agnostic

ag-nos'tik, a. Profe ing ignorance; involving no dogmatic a ertion; leaving undetermined. — n. One who, etc. — Agnos'ticism, n. The condition of neither affirming nor denying, on the score of ignorance. (Theol.) The doctrine that the existence of a personal Deity can be neither a erted nor denied, proved nor disproved, because of the limits of the human mind, or of the insufficiency of evidence, — opp. to atheism and to theism; also, the belief of a Christian sect of the third century, that God did not know all things.