1. Plural of agnosticism; philosophical or religious positions holding that the existence of God or ultimate reality cannot be known or proven.
Usage: Typically used in academic or philosophical contexts; Refers to multiple distinct agnostic philosophies or instances of agnostic belief

Examples

• Various agnosticisms emerged during the Enlightenment as thinkers questioned religious dogma.
• The professor discussed different agnosticisms across cultures and historical periods.
• Modern agnosticisms often emphasize the limits of human knowledge rather than outright denial of God.
• Scholars distinguish between several agnosticisms based on their epistemological foundations.
• The rise of agnosticisms in the 19th century reflected growing scientific skepticism.