Agnostics are individuals who hold the belief that the existence of God or any divine being is unknown or unknowable. They do not commit to theism, which asserts the existence of God, or atheism, which denies it. Instead, agnostics maintain that human reason and experience are insufficient to provide definitive answers about the divine. This perspective can apply to various religious beliefs and philosophies. Agnosticism can be seen as a middle ground, allowing for open-minded exploration of spiritual questions without the certainty of belief or disbelief. Many agnostics may engage with different religions, such as Christianity or Buddhism, while remaining uncertain about their ultimate truths.