Since recently becoming agnostic is dawned on me, agnostics will believe or disbelieve in the existence of God whether evidence suggests one way or the other which helps strengthen the arguments behind both to ultimatley prove or disprove God(s). So by definiton the scientific method employs the need to view and analyse evidence before drawing a conclusion. Understandable by now atheists I can understand their disbelief, evidence currently strongly points against the existence of God. However if evidence actually went in favour of there being a God, or ultimatley God's existence was proven using logical support and evidence, would not then atheists believe in the existence of God?
In effect atheists will believe in God if God was shown to exist with evidence, so in effect are they not agnostic?
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