The phrase "agnostic stance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a position of uncertainty or non-commitment regarding a particular belief or viewpoint, often in contexts related to religion, philosophy, or technology.
Example: "In the debate over artificial intelligence ethics, many experts adopt an agnostic stance, acknowledging the potential benefits and risks without taking a definitive position."
Alternatives: "neutral position" or "open-minded approach".
This entry will follow modern scholarship in taking an agnostic stance on the question of whether there have been other Buddhas, and likewise for questions concerning the superhuman status and powers that some Buddhists attribute to Buddhas.
In his Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge (1710) he raises doubts about whether an agnostic stance along the lines of Hobbes and Locke can be upheld consistently if one thinks about the origin and the properties of ideas the way they do.
Respondents maintained an agnostic stance towards the future.
The phrase ' with regards providing opportunities for communication about….' articulates an agnostic stance towards the rights or wrongs of providing such opportunities, and was incorporated as a result of both clinical and conversation analytic perspectives expressed during consultations.
However, we strongly (inasmuch as the very notion of a "strong disagreement" is still relevant in post-postmodern philosophy) disagree with this agnostic stance (which we take as being serious rather than ironic) and think that this outlook does not help studies of early evolution.
By taking a more agnostic stance on pathways and assessing in detail events and actors in both the 'demand' and 'supply' sides of DUP we will be able to provide information on how these individuals and organizations perform as a network of care and suggest sustainable ways to change them and sustain DUP reductions beyond the life of the campaign.
(Principia, Book 3, p. 795) For Locke, the seriousness of the problem of transduction depends largely upon the debate about the status of the corpuscular hypothesis; if he takes an agnostic or skeptical stance toward it, then he owes no solution to the problem.
A scientific stance must remain agnostic about that which cannot be subject to empirical investigation.
If you are an atheist or an agnostic, teach them your moral stance on things.
Whilst still polemical, by 1989's Rotting the band's stance on Christianity was more agnostic than Satanic.
The BSA takes a similar prohibitive stance toward both children and adults who are atheist and agnostic, citing its "Duty to God" principle.
