The agnostic argues that, unless you are omniscient, you cannot say for sure that there are no gods. However, the Atheist believes there are no gods, and most atheists are quite certain. How can the Atheist say there are no gods, without claiming infinite knowledge? The answer lies in the method of analysis. There is no scientific test that can disprove a god. A legal truth test, rather than a scientific truth test, is more …showed first 75 words of 1373 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1373 total…courtroom. So, you're left with a large pile of undisputed evidence saying Christianity is bunk, being weighed against all the evidence in favor of Christianity: Nothing. If some evidence pointed to a god, and some against, we could reason that the problem is ultimately unsoluable. On the other hand, where evidence is undisputed, we are left with no doubt: There are no gods. These are the reasons why I'm an atheist, and not an agnostic.