LINK After renouncing faith, Hawk Nelson’s Jon Steingard says he's agnostic, still prays daily - The Christian Post
Former Hawk Nelson frontman Jon Steingard, who earlier this year said he no longer believes in God, said he's not an atheist and currently aligns himself more with agnosticism.
In a recent interview on Christian artist Mathew West’s podcast, he explained he never could anticipate receiving so much news coverage after announcing in May that he no longer believes in God.
“I was not entirely prepared for that. It's been really cool because it's enabled me to connect with so many people, mostly through Instagram, that are in the same boat as me,” Steingard said.
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Bullshit! If you no longer believe in god you do not pray daily. Who are you praying to? Then we have some people even on this site wanting to argue between agnostic and atheist who claim there are agnostic theists. Yes, they are called Deists. Our Founding Fathers were mostly Deists. The last thing I discovered here is that some claim it is good to have a god to go to when someone dies, then when your grief is gone you can go back to non-belief. Once again I call bullshit!
DenoPenno
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Sep 23, 2020
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Exactly. If you no longer believe in god, why would you pray, and who are you praying to?
In a typically American fashion, he is covering all the bases.
Spinliesel
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I’m American, and I don’t pray, so I guess I’m missing a few bases.
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