Agnosticism
Agnosticism, when related to Deism within the context of Religions and Atheism, can be described as a philosophical position that holds the belief that the existence of a higher power or deity cannot be known or proven. It is characterized by an open-minded approach to understanding the divine, recognizing the limitations of human knowledge and perception. Agnostics under Deism acknowledge the existence of a non-intervening creator but maintain a skeptical stance on whether any specific religious doctrine accurately describes or defines this entity. In this hierarchy, agnosticism complements deism by embracing uncertainty and questioning the nature of faith, while still acknowledging the possibility of a higher power.