Interesting how people with "beliefs" are usually associated with some sort of religious group - with is the antithesis of agnostic dot com.

While you state "you feel" or "you believe", you aren't being a philosopher. Philosophy includes questioning, critical discussion, rational argument, and systematic presentation ... not "feelings" or "beliefs". So for you to post about a belief on a non-belief site as "enjoying it" or "having fun with it" and "That's how I feel about belief", you are trying to twist this site into something it is not.

You make broad statements like "Fact is we all have beliefs" or "we're all ignorant" which sound nice to you, but actually are untrue. When you start a logical argument from a fallacy, no step that follows is valid. If you have never been on a debate team, you might want to educate yourself on logic and logical fallacies. Philosophy is all about debate, and you are woefully ignorant of how that actually works.

And since you apparently are not agnostic, maybe you should try "enjoying it" or "having fun with it" on a christian site, because once you get your foot in the door, you are probably going to start proselytizing - which will trigger many of us.

I think this sums it up for many folks:

I know Trigger, he was Roy Roger's horse.

When people use the word 'trigger', it usually seems to mean, 'I didn't want anyone to actually disagree with me'.

Yes, we all have beliefs. As a former theist who once studied for the Pentecostal ministry I am finding that most beliefs are pure bullshit with no evidence, but you are entitled to your beliefs.

I didn't comment on the post in question because I generally avoid matters relating to philosophy.
To me, all philosophy is are other people's opinions, and I don't put much credence in those things.
Everyone gets to think whatever they want. As we've seen from just about everything over the past few years, facts don't tend to matter in the formulation of opinions.
As much as I would dearly love to see my grandmother and all the dogs I've lost, I know I won't, and I've made my peace with that.

There are fanatics everywhere as you can see.

Him: "I believe in God."
Me: "You have beliefs? You have my deepest sympathy."

"Fact is all we have is beliefs..." that made me laugh

I know people who are really militant about their non-belief, and some who just don't care.
I guess I'm in the latter group. I don't give a darn whether people believe one thing or another, as long as they are nice, helpful people, and don't try to push their beliefs on others. Unfortunately, proselytizing happens all too often, leaving Agnostics with a strong aversion to believers of all types. Hope this helps.