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My journey back from the left was incremental, and agnosticism was about the last thing I gave up. First it was the easy things--the welfare state, the evils of socialism and communism--then gradually the difficult things--divorce, abortion, contraception, erotic displays of female nudity--and only finally, kicking and screaming, did I finally become unable to persist in my hard-headed denials of God.

I remember one "aha" moment. I realized that in on-line discussions, there were good people and...well, not good people. I was in disagreement with the "not good people" on practically everything: homosexuality, drugs, prostitution and other sexual immorality, abortion...only on one issue did I find myself aligned with them and against the good people: the existence of God.

I had to ask myself, "What's wrong with this picture?"

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only on one issue did I find myself aligned with them and against the good people: the existence of God.

To which particular God were you denying? Thousands have been proposed throughout human history, so it's hard to tell which is being referenced during any conversation.