nonbeliever_92
Well-Known Member
Okay, so it's been a while since I've posted a thread and I'm not sure how this'll turn out, but anyway I have a few simple questions:
Does the perception that your belief(s) (or lack of belief) is true make you happy about your belief(s) or does the happiness you get from your belief(s) (or lack of belief) lead you to percieve your belief(s) as true?
What leads you to perceive your belief(s) as true?
What tools or processes do you use to scrutinize your belief(s) and their truth value?
And are you being honest with yourself?
Of course I'm not expecting absolute certainty of you and your beliefs 'cause that's just absurd.
Does the perception that your belief(s) (or lack of belief) is true make you happy about your belief(s) or does the happiness you get from your belief(s) (or lack of belief) lead you to percieve your belief(s) as true?
What leads you to perceive your belief(s) as true?
What tools or processes do you use to scrutinize your belief(s) and their truth value?
And are you being honest with yourself?
Of course I'm not expecting absolute certainty of you and your beliefs 'cause that's just absurd.
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