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12. Using faith implies you already know something about that unknown

Tue Oct 9, 2018, 12:07 PM

Oct 2018

But you don't actually know it, it's just your own reflection staring back at you.

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I have faith, he said. [View all] MineralMan Oct 2018 OP

Oh, he drives, no doubt. MineralMan Oct 2018 #3

Classic cult thinking. nt Permanut Oct 2018 #2

Hmm... MineralMan Oct 2018 #4

I think I know who you're writing about PJMcK Oct 2018 #5

Actually, no. I've been walking away from people MineralMan Oct 2018 #10

Faith is for the edges of our understanding gtar100 Oct 2018 #6

Funny, I thought that was Curiosity... uriel1972 Oct 2018 #7

Faith gets in the way edhopper Oct 2018 #9

That's an ascertain I don't share. gtar100 Oct 2018 #11

What is it you don't share? I think autocorrect MineralMan Oct 2018 #14

Assertion. Voltaire2 Oct 2018 #16

Ah. Of course. MineralMan Oct 2018 #17

Tell that to all of the scientists who have faith. guillaumeb Oct 2018 #18

Do you know the statistics edhopper Oct 2018 #19

I posted about this topic at one time. guillaumeb Oct 2018 #22

Name some, along with their credentials and specialties. MineralMan Oct 2018 #20

Using faith implies you already know something about that unknown marylandblue Oct 2018 #12

Actually, I think inquiry is for that. MineralMan Oct 2018 #13

Faith is stagnation. Voltaire2 Oct 2018 #15