From Pete Rollins book How (Not) to Speak of God

<em><strong>In opposition to the fundamentalist, wh can be defined as one who believes what they believe, the Christian can be said to operate with an a/theistic discourse , which makes claims about God, while simultaneously acknowledging that these claims are provisional, uncertain and insufficient. This a/theistic approach is one that understands how our questioning of God is never really a questioning of God but only a means of questioning our understanding of God. It is a discourse not unlike that of the original cynics, who, in opposition to the common caricature, were deeply moral individuals who questioned truth as presented by society precisely because of their deep love of truth. An a'theistic faith thus acknowledges the importance of both theism and atheism in faith.</strong></em>