English
Etymology
ig- (from ignorant) + gnostic + -ism, modeled after agnosticism; coined by Rabbi Sherwin Wine.
Noun
ignosticism (uncountable)
- Nescience towards the meaning (if any) of the word, "God," or the phrase, "God exists."
- Synonym: igtheism
Translations
a philosophical position
- Arabic: غنوسطية
- Armenian: իգնոստիցիզմ (ignosticʻizm)
- Azerbaijani: iqnostisizm
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 漠視主義 / 漠视主义 (mòshìzhǔyì)
- Danish: ignosticisme
- Dutch: ignosticisme m
- Finnish: ignostismi
- French: ignosticisme (fr) m
- Greek: ιγνωστικισμός (el) m (ignostikismós)
- Hebrew: איגנוסטיות (he)
- Indonesian: ignostisisme
- Italian: ignosticismo m
- Persian: خداناشناسدانی
- Polish: ignostycyzm
- Portuguese: ignosticismo (pt) m
- Russian: игностици́зм (ru) m (ignosticízm)
- Spanish: ignosticismo (es) m
- Turkish: ignostisizm
- Ukrainian: ігностицизм m (ihnostycyzm)
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