What are the agnostic afterlife beliefs?

Answer by  atentale (22)

Agnostics in general do not believe in afterlife nor eternity for the soul. Some have materialistic views like ancient roman philosopher Lucretius: at our death, our atoms would disperse.

Answer by  Robgea (125)

Agnostics do not know what the afterlife holds for them. A lot of them will believe in an afterlife os some form but don't know which one it might be.

Answer by  moose7276 (190)

Basically, there is no afterlife for agnostics. They mostly believe that this concsious life that we are now living is the only life that we have.

Answer by  Spock (261)

Agnostics disagree on what happens to you after death. Some think that it depends on your own beliefs and that each person has a unique after-death experience. Some think that one of the major religions must be correct, but aren't sure which one. All acknowledge that nobody knows for sure.

Answer by  tausifawan (5)

agnostic says that there is no life after death and the life we are spending on earth is the only life after that every thing will be ended.They also said that the thing left behind is the joy or work that the person had done.

Answer by  Tony38 (215)

agnostics are people whom are not sure what exactly they believe. They are in-between because they do not want to be wrong.

Answer by  waskasoo (471)

Agnostics, by the very definition of the word agnostic, profess to not know. Therefore an agnostic would say, that as regarding afterlife, they do not know.

Answer by  squirt (193)

Agnostic mes unable to know. There for Agnostics belive that the after can only be understood once a person is dead. It is possible that we meet God, it is also possible that we cease to exist. No way for us to know for sure.

Answer by  tamkees (3203)

Agnostics are people who don't believe in God but are open to changing their minds should someone prove God's existence to them. Consequently, they tend to believe that once a person dies, that's it. Dead is dead. However, you'll find a wide variety of beliefs depending on where a person is personally.

Answer by  Kurt (4579)

Agnostics beleive that it is impossible for human mortals to understand God or whether it is even important. Their beliefs on what happens after death depend on every individual and their own opinions. There is no organized combined belief that is written down in an agnostic manual or book of their beliefs.

Answer by  Mable (3008)

The term "agnostic" is derived from the Greek word for knowledge as negated by the prefix "a" -- it literally means "not knowing. " To be agnostic is to acknwledge not knowing -- typically not knowing whether God exists, but in the context of the question, not knowing about the afterlife.