This can be unsettling to more authoritarian personalities, eager to have the Truth proclaimed to them. However, anarchists see this non-dogmatic nature as a strength, in allowing us to revise and update our theories as more evidence comes in. It is in this respect that we refer to anarchism as a political theory, rather than an ideology. All major authoritarian doctrines are ideologies. Anarchism is not confined solely to the political arena, but is, in fact, a larger concept applicable in a wide variety of settings.
Anarchists go beyond that toward a more holistic approach.
But what seems like weakness to the authoritarian is really honesty on our part. We don't seek to cheat, swindle, and deceive other people. That which fosters and encourages authoritarianism earns our eternal opposition. It is for this reason that we oppose capitalism and government. We see illegitimate authority as an evil because it is imposed on others without their consent, and is, thus, coercive.