I don't know what I believe. I guess that makes me a Christmas tree agnostic." He smiles. "I like it and you're a Yom Kippur atheist.
The quote reflects a humorous and honest perspective on personal beliefs, with the speaker admitting uncertainty about what they believe. They compare their stance to being a Christmas tree agnostic, implying they neither strongly believe nor disbelieve in certain religious traditions. The smile in the quote suggests a light-hearted acceptance of this indecision, embracing the ambiguity.
The mention of "you're a Yom Kippur atheist" adds a playful edge, highlighting the contrast between different belief or non-belief labels. Overall, the quote captures a tone of self-awareness and humor about faith, identity, and the complexities of personal spirituality or lack thereof, set within the context of a character's dialogue from Stephanie Perkins' novel."
