No, they simply didn't know what was controlling the leaps. They attribute it to "God, time, fate, or whatever". You could say that places Sam Beckett in the agnostic camp.
(agnosticism is still included in a broad definition of atheism, in so much as it can refer to the lack of belief in any deities)
IIN to be annoyed by how TV(USA) misrepresents scientists as theists?
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Didn't Sam Beckett believe god was controlling his leaps?
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No, they simply didn't know what was controlling the leaps. They attribute it to "God, time, fate, or whatever". You could say that places Sam Beckett in the agnostic camp.
(agnosticism is still included in a broad definition of atheism, in so much as it can refer to the lack of belief in any deities)