Is there any word that use for a person who just believes  in The GOD ? ( Not any of  prophets ? )?
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Agnostic is a person who believes in God, but does not in religions.
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I wouldn't feel the need to categorize yourself, then.\n\nJust tell him your still searching.\n\nI've always thought those that titled themselves as Agnostics believed that there is no need for God in their lives.  Doesn't it literally mean to "live without God?"\n\nIf you are open to learning about religion and becoming spiritual then you are not Agnostic.
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no.  everyone believes in something different when it comes to things that cannot be proven (ie monotheism/polytheism).  and you might not want to quote something from someone biased.
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Believer and non-believer is the division made by human beings to express their intolerance of a person having a faith different from ones own. God has no choice between the two. All are same for Him.
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I wrote the following in a blog on God's coherence (source below):\n------------\nBefore I begin, I’m going to define some terms for the purpose of this discussion. These are by no means concrete and we can define them further if need be.\n\nAtheist: Someone without the belief in God. It is not necessarily a position where the person says affirmatively that God does not exist. Atheist is a general statement about a non belief in any God concept.\n\nHard Atheist: This is the person who says that God does not exist, affirmatively.\n\nWeak Atheist: This is a person who does not feel that there is any quality evidence for the existence of God. They do not rule the concept of God out definitely, but they see no reason to believe in any of the Gods they know of.\n\nAgnostic: Agnosticism is not a position on whether one believes in God or not, it is a position on whether one believes that it is possible to know positively whether God exists or not. Additionally it’s a position on whether God can be known through experience.
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I am a Deist.  We believe in God, but do not believe in holy texts.  So there is a whole religion out there that believes in God, but no texts.
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None.  Everyone believes in a god.  For some it is the god of humanity for others it is the god of sports, for some it is the Divine Being in heaven.
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Atheist-A person who does not believe in a deity,deities or higher power.It's from the Greek word theos,which means god, and the 'a' preceeding it means without.
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It means the person has no spiritual beliefs, period. They do not believe in God, they do not believe in faith, they do not believe in souls, and they do not believe in salvation. They believe that we are all just organisms living on the Earth with no afterlife. That is what atheist means.\n\nTrue Atheism is what I explained above.
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a·the·ist     \nOne who disbelieves or denies the existence of God or gods.\n\nDo you not understand, what this means.
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Faith.  Believing even when you do not physically see it in front of you.  \n\nI have seen many miracles.  I do believe in God.  He has told messages to people to record and translate.  The BIBLE, should be valued and loved.  I will someday see God face to face.
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Wow, good question!\n\nFirstly, your question is concerned with the idea that God believes in Himself. If He believes in Himself then He still has one believer. But then anyone of us could believe that we are God, which is why I would prefer to use the definition of God as our creator.\n\nSince you are asking 'can there be a God if...' can we first start with the assumption that there is a God, and he does have believers? If you can accept this idea, then it should be quite easy to accept that He doesn't just cease when people stop believing. He still created us, even if the creations reject him.\n\nOf course it depends what you mean by 'be'! If we don't talk about, or know about, God, then what would be the point in there 'being' a God. If he has no point, then is his existance still relevant?\n\nI've asked more questions than I have answered, but I hope this gives you something to chew on!
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No -- a "theist" is someone who *believes* in god.  If there were proof of god (and just showing up wouldn't do it, he'd have to demonstrate why he's "god" and provide proof that he created the universe), there would be no need for belief, it would be fact.
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The atheist believes there is no god. ("God does not exist." / "There is no God.")\nThe agnostic believes that one cannot prove whether God exists or does not exist. ("We can't know if God exists or not.")\n\nThe dictionary says this about agnosticism   \n         1. One who believes that it is impossible to know whether there is a God.\n         2. One who is skeptical about the existence of God but does not profess true atheism.\n   2. One who is doubtful or noncommittal about something.\n\nI followed definition 1. I guess uncertainty falls under definition 2.\n\nSUMMARY:\nATHEIST -- "THERE IS NO GOD."\nAGNOSTIC -- 2 KINDS: \nA. "WE CAN'T KNOW IF GOD EXISTS OR NOT." (THIS IS MORE DEFINITE. THERE IS CERTAINTY. IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO KNOW.)\nB. "I'M NOT SURE IF GOD EXISTS. I'M NOT SURE IF GOD DOESN'T EXIST." (THIS IS REALLY UNCERTAIN.)
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Do you mean:\n\n- There is not one God?\n\n- That God is not almighty, not the maker of heaven and earth, of all that is seen and unseen?\n\n- There is not one Lord, Jesus Christ, the only Son of God, eternally begotten of the Father?\n\n- Jesus did not came down from heaven for us and our salvation?\n\n- Jesus was was not born of the Virgin Mary by the power of the Holy Spirit, and did not become man?\n\n- It was not for our sake that Jesus was crucified under Pontius Pilate?\n\n- Jesus did not suffer, did not die, and was not buried?\n\n- On the third day Jesus didn't rise again in fulfillment of the scriptures?\n\n- Jesus didn't ascend into heaven and is not seated at the right hand of the Father\n\n- Jesus won't come again in glory to judge the living and the dead?\n\n- Jesus' kingdom will have an end?\n\n- There is no Holy Spirit, the Lord, the giver of life, who proceeds from the Father and the Son?\n\n- The Holy Spirit has not spoken through the Prophets?\n\nI do not think that the Nicene Creed is a pack of lies.\n\nWith love in Christ.
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Every other answer so far is wrong.  To answer this question you have to know the source:\n\nThe term 'agnostic' was coined by Thomas Huxley and it refers quite simply to a person who holds the view that it is wrong to assert the truth of a proposition without logically satisfactory evidence. \n\nSo, an agnostic would say that it's wrong to say "God exists" or "No gods exist" without the argument or evidence to back it up.  Moreover, the agnostic would say that it's immoral for a person to tell someone else that they *ought* to believe in the existence of a god or gods without providing logically satisfactory evidence.\n\nA 'theist' is defined as someone who believes in the existence of a god or gods, so an atheist is anyone who is not a theist.\n\nNote that you can be agnostic and also an atheist, or agnostic and a theist, or not agnostic and an atheist, or not agnostic and a theist.\n\nHope this helps...  :-)
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The ones who fight to disprove God are anti-thiests.  In my liftime, I have only met a handful of actual athiests, but an enormous amount of anti-thiests who call themselves athiests.\n\nThe operating word in the definition is belief.  If you truly believe something, you act on it accordingly.  If you truly believe the roof you are sitting under is about to fall down, then you'll move.  Genuine athiests truly don't believe that there is a God, and won't waste much time talking for or againt Him.\n\nOn the other hand, anti-thiests don't want anybody to believe in any kind of higher being, and work fervently to achieve that goal.  In my experience, most anti-thiests once believed in God, but something happened in their lives which they blame God for, and thus the fervor.\n\nto zilker: Technically, anyone who does not have a belief in God is an AGNOSTIC. An atheist believes that there is no God.\nEveryone is actually AGNOSTIC by default until they develope or reject a belief in a God. \n\nto My Big Bear Ron: Maybe there are no athiests 'knocking on doors', but I guarantee there are no Christians in court rooms trying to suppress the athiests' (or more accurately, anti-thiests') right to believe what he wants to believe.