Problems with this section (Agnosticism)
"An agnostic simply can't believe one argument or the other. If I were able to come down on one side, I would have a belief and would no longer be an agnostic."-This is the last statement that I referred to in my previous post that I wasn't going to address until now. Turns out there's not much to say about it. I accept that you can't believe one argument or the other, as long as you're saying you don't know whether there is a designer or not. I just have a problem when you say, "I don't believe there's a designer and I don't believe it happened by chance." What you're doing in putting it that way is trying to maintain a contradiction. Just be content to say you don't know what is the case.