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[nofluff]

So I saw bit of a thread on faith. I noticed someone had faith in his believe that those with faith are lunatics. I was wondering how strong his faith is in that belief.

A lot of people do put faith in there imagination, for sure. Others gain evidence 1rst. I have to cross a bridge every time I go to town. I have strong faith, it will hold me up. Why? Because smart people built it and it has held me up thousands of times already.

I used to have comeplete faith that the sun would get up every morning. Then I went to school and learned my faith was false. The sun never gets up in the morning. Now that I saw the evidence, I have complete faith that the earth will rotatete towards the sun were I live every morning and the sun will just stay where it is relative to the earth.

Santa clause turned out to b kind of the same. The sun was a mistaken faith.
Santa was a lie told by those that I looked up to. 

Nf

[metalhead666]

As always you haven't a clue about that which you babble....PS...get spell check. There is a distinct difference between "faith" and "trust"  You "trust" that the bridge will hold because you have mounatins of evidence that bridges generally do hold, that they are used by millions safely every day, that they are constructed of modern materials, are inspected

[metalhead666]

Rational people do not "believe" anything. I do not "believe" anything.  Rational people accept certain propositions to degrees of certainty based upon the weight of evidence supporting the proposition. Lunatics "believe" that Elvis lives, that angels and demons exist, that prayer works, that Bigfoot is real and that they've been abducted by aliens for anal

[Returns2021]

Lunatics also believe Trump won the 2020 election....or at minimum 30% of US population - 70% of Republicans