Original sentence: Another form of agnostic theist is a person chooses to practice according to theist beliefs--possibly choosing to affirm those beliefs both publicly and privately--while claiming that questions about the existence of gods and/or prime causes are intrinsically unknowable.Theists become agnostic theists if they lose their confidence in the existence of a divinity to some degree but do not wish to question their religion
Edited sentence: A position that would qualify as agnostic theist, would be in a temporary state of doubt.If they experience something that assures them of the existence of some form of divinity, then they will no longer qualify as agnostic theists.In short, a theist becomes an agnostic theist when they lose their confidence in the existence of a divinity to some degree but still choose to believe in it.Theists may admit that they experience such doubts that they do not wish to question, in which case they become an agnostic theist