Monotheistic Agnosticism
Monotheistic agnosticism is the belief that there may be a single, supreme deity or higher power, but that the existence and nature of this being cannot be definitively known or proven. Followers of monotheistic agnosticism acknowledge the possibility of a divine being, yet maintain a sense of skepticism and uncertainty regarding its existence. This belief system combines elements of monotheism, which asserts the existence of one god, with agnosticism, which emphasizes the limitations of human knowledge in understanding the divine.