Theology, Cosmology, and Philosophy Practice Test

This question tests how you categorize positions on knowing about God’s existence. Saying you’re not sure whether God exists expresses an epistemic stance rather than a firm belief or disbelief. The best label is agnostic, which describes someone who neither affirms nor denies God’s existence and often holds that the truth is unknown or not yet knowable given current evidence. Theism would mean you affirm that God exists, while atheism would mean you deny or doubt God’s existence. Covenant refers to a binding agreement in religious contexts, not to a stance on whether God exists. So the statement fits agnosticism.