agnosticism in Japanese
agnosticism in Japanese is 不可知論 — agnosticism means the belief that we can never be completely certain about things that cannot be known through experience.
agnosticism in Japanese
不可知論
Pronounced: fukachiron
The view that the existence of God or of all deities is unknown, unknowable, unproven, or unprovable.
What does "agnosticism" mean?
- noun The belief that we can never be completely certain about things that cannot be known through experience.
- noun The belief that no one can know for certain whether God or gods exist.
- noun Uncertainty or doubt about whether God or gods exist.
- noun Uncertainty or doubt about any matter that people disagree on.
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What is "agnosticism" in Japanese?
"agnosticism" in Japanese is 不可知論. agnosticism means: The belief that we can never be completely certain about things that cannot be known through experience.
How do you pronounce 不可知論?
"agnosticism" in Japanese is 不可知論, pronounced "fukachiron".
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