Beliefs vs. Facts
I’ve written about this before. But there is a whole lot to gain by continually reminding myself of what a fact is, vs what a belief is. Especially with regard to political and religious areas of my life.
Read Moreby Alanzo | Nov 21, 2019 | Analyzing Scientology, Critical Thinking, Life After Anti-Scientology, Life After Scientology, Post Ex-Scientology | 3
I’ve written about this before. But there is a whole lot to gain by continually reminding myself of what a fact is, vs what a belief is. Especially with regard to political and religious areas of my life.
Read Moreby Alanzo | Jan 5, 2018 | Critical Thinking, Post Ex-Scientology | 2
If you can’t believe in Atheistic Materialism, what can you believe in? Not much, if the withering skeptic Rupert Sheldrake has a crack at it. My God, if we can’t believe in Atheistic Materialism – IS THERE NOTHING SACRED??
Read Moreby Alanzo | Mar 11, 2017 | Critical Thinking, Life After Scientology | 0
In this short TED talk, Alain de Botton delivers a heavyweight performance. He builds a very workable connection between atheist and religious thought, presenting a way to extract the good from both for the future of society.
Read Moreby Alanzo | Feb 12, 2017 | Critical Thinking, Life After Anti-Scientology, Life After Scientology | 4
Along with Richard Dawkins, Daniel Dennett and Christopher Hitchens, Sam Harris is considered one...
Read Moreby Alanzo | Feb 5, 2017 | Critical Thinking, Life After Anti-Scientology, Life After Scientology | 17
If you understand what a belief is, you know that human existence is 99.9999% belief, and NOT knowledge. People who realize this are closer to reality than those who don’t realize it. People, like atheists, who think they are looking at knowledge when they are only looking at beliefs, are simply delusional.
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