You hear people say, “Well, I’m an agnostic.” Really? You shouldn’t be proud to be an agnostic because the Latin equivalent is ignoramus. It’s the same word. I’ve never heard anybody say, “I’m personally an ignoramus.”

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "You hear people say, “Well, I’m an agnostic.” Really? You shouldn’t be proud to be an agnostic because the Latin equivalent is ignoramus. It’s the same word. I’ve never heard anybody say, “I’m personally an ignoramus.”" in the context of "John F. MacArthur, "Scripture Is Sufficient" (1 March 2015), Grace to You" to mean that wisdom is timeless.