Agnosticism is a philosophical viewpoint that holds that the existence of God or any divine being is unknown or unknowable. Agnostics believe that human reason and experience are limited, making it impossible to definitively prove or disprove the existence of a higher power. This perspective allows for a sense of openness and curiosity about spiritual matters without committing to a specific belief system. Unlike atheism, which outright denies the existence of God, and theism, which affirms it, agnosticism occupies a middle ground. Agnostics may explore various religious beliefs and practices, appreciating their cultural significance while remaining uncertain about their ultimate truth.