Plural of agnoeta; members of an early Christian sect that believed God did not know future events.
From Greek 'a-' (not) + 'gnosis' (knowledge), referring to those who believed in God's non-knowledge of the future. A theological position in early Christian history.
The Agnoetae were wild theological rebels—they argued that God couldn't know the future because it hasn't happened yet, which contradicted orthodox Christian teaching and got them branded as heretics!
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