Amen

It's his voice.

I know what you mean I enjoy listening to Seth too

Like I say every chance I get, I don't like the word agnostic, because it's usually only applied to non-believers when it should equally apply to believers.

@Rossy92 Most of us on here, not all, are atheists. I think most people, everywhere, are agnostic. Unsure about the existence of God.

@barjoe I mostly agree. But I am very sure of the non-existence of specific gods, such as the God of the Bible or Koran. But many, mostly believers who have a vested interest for reasons I stated above, like to claim that standard dictionaries and encyclopedias define atheism, not as mere lack of belief, but as a declarative claim. I have more research to do on this matter, but preliminary indications are that dictionaries and such do not set definitions, but merely report on current, popular usage. Definitions can change over time. Add to this a fact that most other words with an "a" prefix, mean "without". But then when it comes to atheism, suddenly, suspiciously, it's taken to mean more than that.