"Ο αγνωστικιστής φίλος μας."

Translation: Our agnostic friend.

[Ingenting.]

Yayyyyyy! I finished the greek skill tree!

[mikenning]

Is «Ο αγνωστικιστής μας φίλος» also acceptable?

[mizinamo]

I'd say so.

[no.name.42]

I am very happy the course teaches the word "αγνωστικιστής." I was expecting to have to look up the word for my religious views.

[okan.p]

I remember asking a similar question somewhere else but why do we use αγνωστικιστής instead of αγνωστικός?

[D_..]

As far as I can tell, it's a synonym.

[okan.p]

Thank you. Yet, αγνωστικιστής is the noun form but the translation feels like there should be an adjective in place instead. This more looks like a nom.noun + nom.noun form to me, but I might be missing something else for sure.

[Alex_GR1]

I like that word because it's closer to μυστικιστής/mystic, so it's cooler :) kind of like a character from an RPG

[annamerku]

αγνωστικός is the correct grammar

[Sean618907]

Yeah - that's a word you MUST know. Most people don't even know the meaning in their native language. Strange priorities at the end of the course.

[G.Georgopoulos]

It's still useful to know about what is called "alpha privative (α-/a-)" which is found in many foreign words of Greek origin. This is also a reminder that "agnostic" comes from "gnosis=knowledge".