4. Pure agnostic. It's the thinking person's position.
I agree, as a former pure agnostic I can tell you that you'll eventually realize there is some sort of higher power, assuming you're indeed a committed thinking man.
And how exactly did you come to "realize" this? Lol.
My reasoning is somewhat of an "I think therefore I am" analogy. Man is a spiritually being. All thru history we see evidence of mankinds spirituality. It is apparent in all societies/civilizations. So is it possible for spirituality to exist if there is no spirit? My answer is no. That answer doesn't define god, but for me it does conclude there is spiritual existence or a higher power.
The way I see it, everything that a person thinks feels sees and hears, everything they remember and foresee and anything they can imagine whether real or pure fantasy is perceived through and within the conscious mind.
When scripture speaks about the heart of man, it is just speaking about the brain of man. When it speaks of an unclean spirit the subject is just a dirty mind.
It used to be the belief that the seat of consciousness was the human heart.
"The human heart is deceitful above all things and beyond cure. Who can understand it?" Jeremiah 17:9
Now it is known that the seat of consciousness is the human brain, not the organ of the heart.. This should clear up many difficult to understand sayings and subjects in scripture.
The truth is that what many people have concluded to be spirituality, as if it was some separate function of existence apart from what goes on in the brain, in reality, is just the unrestrained imagination of an unclean and self deluded mind.
So instead of saying that human beings are spiritual beings you can just be real and say that human beings are pretentious liars.